API / naming: special rules for actor-like models

Switched from `<associat>ful` form to check for related records’
presence back to a passive one (`<associat>ed`).
Thus, it’s `authored` and `edited` now instead of `authorful` and
`editful`.

References: 2a6165d.

Author: Alexander-Senko

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -2,6 +2,9 @@
 
 ### Changed
 
+- Special naming rules for “actor-like” models:
+	switched from `<associat>ful` form to check for related records’ presence back to a passive one (`<associat>ed`).
+	Thus, it’s `authored` and `edited` now instead of `authorful` and `editful`.
 - `Relationship.to`/`.of` handle STI classes precisely instead of falling back to a base class.
 - Customized inspections for `Relationship`.
 

lib/adjustable_schema/active_record/association/naming.rb

@@ -44,6 +44,10 @@ module Actors # :nodoc:
 							source: role.name,
 							target: "#{role.name.passivize}_#{target_name}",
 					}[direction]
+
+					def name_for_any(name = object_name) = name
+							.passivize
+							.to_sym
 				end
 
 				def initialize(...)

test/lib/active_record/association_test.rb

@@ -68,6 +68,28 @@ def defines_methods(&)
 						.wont_respond_to :recursive
 			end
 
+			describe 'with an actor-like model' do
+				let(:direction) { :source }
+				let(:target)    { User }
+				let(:role_name) { :author }
+
+				let(:association_name) { 'authors' }
+				let(:name_for_any)     { 'authored' }
+
+				defines_scopes
+				defines_methods
+
+				describe 'without a role' do
+					let(:role) {}
+
+					let(:association_name) { 'users' }
+					let(:name_for_any)     { 'used' }
+
+					defines_scopes
+					defines_methods
+				end
+			end
+
 			describe 'when recursive' do
 				let(:target) { owner }