Joe Guerra

How about Rails + React?

it should add / category / + category title to my breadcrumb.

yes, i'm using that gem. Just stopped liking the way I concatenated the breadcrumb.

got this runtime error on heroku, it had been working fine...

I traced it down to this

add_breadcrumb 'category / ' << @title, categories_path

in my category controller (I've commented it out for now). Is there an alternative way to concat this so it doesn't cause an error?

Great, i do have the local elastic search engine running. I tried to get kibana to work too, but something wasn't working.

I noticed bonsai elasticsearch has it's own gem. I'll try it out tomorrow.

How would I go about that? There are plenty of elasticsearch gems, I don't know if i need something specific or can use a generic elasticsearch gem. I'm going to use the Bonsai Elasticsearch addon on heroku,

Thanks,
Joe

What I've noticed is that bonsai elastic search (sandbox plan on heroku) once added to your pipeline and hooked up to your application does not use port :9200.

If you get to your environment settings , and take a look at the bonzai url, you'll see there is no port on it.

https://medium.com/@thecolorfulcrayon/configuring-elasticsearch-on-rails-8bcbe973e9e7

according to this, by creating a yaml file with the production url, it should work? (testing it now)

hmm, ok must have missed that. I've commented out the whole thing.
Definitely, don't need an upper limit either.

hmm, maybe that's why it was in there initially. I didn't want to add a product to the inventory unless it was qty > 0. and when I went to remove all the qty from the product, it gave me that validation error.

Can't remember why I added this to my product model.

validates_numericality_of :qty, less_than_or_equal_to: 10, greater_than: 0

but it was causing activerecord errors when I was removing it from Qty. (ie adding it to my cart)

I thought that the validations in the model only affect records when being created (on the new / create method?)

Anyways, i removed that from my model.
Thanks,
Joe

oh, i've got my code in the wrong place. I'll have to move it around until it works.

oh, lol. ok.

is the only option to include a binding.pry and find out what's going on in my code (thru the console)?

try to restart the server with rails s

Pagy is awesome, I've included it on my site.

hmm, try ransack.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vht9iCw8ApE

I'm using it , it's great if you don't want to go to the expensive of setting up a elastic search server.

Very nice, how would you go about connecting it to Mongo Atlas?

How about T&E development? (Trial & Error) lol.

I've got ROR install on ubuntu in a virtual box. After getting a new PC (AMD Ryzen 5 2600) , it has virtually crawled to a snails pace on the vm.

try the wicked pdf gem

https://github.com/mileszs/wicked_pdf