Rails engine for auctions of items. Can be used on any ActiveRecord models.
:item
- object/model, which should be auctioned (frommain_app
):user
- source forseller
,owner
,buyer
andbidder
(frommain_app
)sale
- sale of:item
; can be directretail
, byauction
or some other typeauction
for one:item
(it is Forward auction) (v češtině "Položka aukce")seller
- person/company which sells:item
in specificsale
bidder
- registered person/user allowed to bid in specificauction
buyer
- person/company which buys:item
in specificsale
( eg. winner of auction)bid
- one bid of onebidder
inauction
sales_pack
- pack of sales(auctions), mostly time framed, Can have physical location or be online. (v češtině "Aukce")auctioneer
- (needed?) company organizingauction
:item
1 : 0-Nsale
, (sale time periods cannot overlap):item
N : 1owner
(can change in time)sale
N : 1seller
sale
N : 1buyer
sale::auction
1 : Nbidders
(troughbidder_registrations
) 1 : Nbids
sales_pack
0-1 : Nsales
(sales_pack
is optional forsale
)auction
N : 1auctioneer
(?)
Sale::Auction
- full body auction of one item for many registered buyer (as bidders)Sale::Retail
- direct sale of item to one buyer
- generator to copy auction's views to main app (so they can be modified) (engine checks main_app views first)
sale belongs_to item
polymorphic , STI typed
sale belongs_to seller
polymorphic
sale belongs_to buyer
polymorphic
auction has_many bidder_registrations
(?bidders?)
bidder_registration belongs buyer
polymorphic
If item.owner
exists, it is used as auction.seller
(or Select from all aucitfied sellers)
- if bidder adds bid in
:prolonging_limit
minutes before auction ends, end time is extended forbid.time + prolonging_limit
(so auction end when there are no bids in last:prolonging_limit
minutes) - for each auction, there can be set of rules for minimal
bid
according to currentauctioned_price
(default can be(1..Infinity) => 1
) real exampleminimal_bids = { (0...5_000) => 100, (5_000...20_000) => 500, (20_000...100_000) => 1_000, (100_000...500_000) => 5_000, (500_000...1_000_000) => 10_000, (1_000_000...2_000_000) => 50_000, (2_000_000..) => 100_000 }
- first bid do not increase
auctioned_price
it stays onbase_price
- bidder cannot "overbid" themselves (no following bids from same bidder)
- auctioneer can define format of auction numbers (eg. "YY#####") and sales_pack numbers
- there should be ability to follow
auction
(notification before end) oritem.author
(new item in auction) - item can have category and user can select auction by categories.
- SalePack can be
(un)published /public
- SalePack can be
open (adding items , bidding)/ closed(bidding ended)
- auctioneer_commision_from_buyer is in % and adds to sold_price in checkout
- auction have
start_time
andend_time
- auction can be
highlighted
for cover pages - auction stores all bids history even those cancelled by admin
- there should be two types of bid
- one with maximal price (amount => maximal bid price; placed in small bids as needed), system will increase bid automagicaly unless it reaches maximum
- second direct bid (amount => bid price; immediattely placed)
- sales numbering: YY#### (210001, 210002, …, 259999)
In ActiveRecord
model use class method auctify_as
with params :buyer
,:seller
, :item
.
class User < ApplicationRecord
auctify_as :buyer, :seller # this will add method like `sales`, `puchases` ....
end
class Painting < ApplicationRecord
auctify_as :item # this will add method like `sales` ....
end
Auctify
expects that auctifyied model instances responds to to_label
and :item
to reponds to owner
(which should lead to object auctified as :seller
)!
-
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'auctify'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install auctify
-
class User < ApplicationRecord auctify_as :buyer, :seller # this will add method like `sales`, `puchases` .... end class Painting < ApplicationRecord auctify_as :item # this will add method like `sales` .... end
-
Enqueuing of
BiddingCloserJob
(for each auction) is done by peridically performedAuctify::EnsureAuctionsClosingJob
. This is up to You how you run it, but interval between runs must be shorter thanAuctify.configuration.auction_prolonging_limit_in_seconds
.- optional
Auctify.configure do |config| config.autoregister_as_bidders_all_instances_of_classes = ["User"] # default is [] config.auction_prolonging_limit_in_seconds = 10.minutes # default is 1.minute, can be overriden in `SalePack#auction_prolonging_limit_in_seconds` attribute config.auctioneer_commission_in_percent = 10 # so buyer will pay: auction.current_price * ((100 + 10)/100) config.autofinish_auction_after_bidding = true # after `auction.close_bidding!` immediatelly proces result to `auction.sold_in_auction!` or `auction.not_sold_in_auction!`; default false config.when_to_notify_bidders_before_end_of_bidding = 30.minutes # default `nil` => no notifying config.restrict_overbidding_yourself_to_max_price_increasing = false # default is `true` so only bids with `max_price` can be applied if You are winner. end
If model autified as
:buyer
responds to:bidding_allowed?
, check is done before eachauction.bid!
. Also ifbuyer.bidding_allowed? => true
, registration to auction is created on first bid.
For available auction callback methods to override see `app/concerns/auctify/sale/auction_callbacks.rb`
-
banksy = User.find_by(nickname: "Banksy") bidder1 = User.find_by(nickname: "Bidder1") bidder2 = User.find_by(nickname: "Bidder2") piece = Painting.find_by(title: "Love is in the bin") piece.owner == banksy # => (not actually) :true auction = banksy.offer_to_sale!(piece, { in: :auction, price: 100 }) auction.offered? # => :true auction.item == piece # => :true auction.seller == banksy # => :true auction.offered_price # => 100.0 banksy.sales # => [auction] banksy.auction_sales # => [auction] banksy.retail_sales # => [] pieces.sales # => [auction] auction.bidder_registrations # => [] unless config.autoregister_as_bidders_all_instances_of_classes is set auction.bidder_registrations.create(bidder: bidder1) # => error, not allowed ("Aukce aktuálně nepovoluje nové registrace") auction.accept_offer! b1_reg = auction.bidder_registrations.create(bidder: bidder1) b2_reg = auction.bidder_registrations.create(bidder: bidder2) auction.bidder_registrations.size # => 2 auction.current_price # => nil auction.start_sale! auction.current_price # => 100.0 aucion.bid!(Auctify::Bid.new(registration: b1_reg, price: nil, max_price: 150)) # auction.bid_appended! is called after succesfull bid, You can override it # auction.bid_not_appended!(errors) is called after unsuccesfull bid, You can override it auction.current_price # => 100.0 auction.bidding_result.winner # => bidder1 auction.bidding_result.current_price # => 100.0 auction.bidding_result.current_minimal_bid # => 101.0 `auction.bid_steps_ladder` is empty, we increasing by 1 aucion.bid!(Auctify::Bid.new(registration: b2_reg, price: 145, max_price: nil)) # some auto bidding is done auction.current_price # => 146.0 auction.bidding_result.winner # => bidder1 auction.bidding_result.current_price # => 146.0 auction.bidding_result.current_minimal_bid # => 147.0 auction.winner # => nil aucion.bid!(Auctify::Bid.new(registration: b2_reg, price: 149, max_price: 155)) # some auto bidding is done auction.current_price # => 151.0 auction.bidding_result.winner # => bidder2 auction.bidding_result.current_price # => 151.0 auction.bidding_result.current_minimal_bid # => 152.0 auction.close_bidding! auction.bidding_ended? # => true auction.buyer # => nil auction.winner # => bidder2 auction.sold_in_auction!(buyer: bidder2, price: 149, sold_at: currently_ends_at) # it is verified against bids! auction.auctioned_successfully? # => true auction.buyer # => bidder2 # when all negotiations went well auction.sell! auction.sold? # => true
Look into tests
test/models/auctify/sale/auction_bidding_test.rb
andtest/services/auctify/bid_appender_test.rb
for more info about bidding process.To protect accidential deletions, many associations are binded with
dependent: restrict_with_error
. Correct order ofdeletion isbids
=>sales
=>sales_packs
.
Contribution directions go here.
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.