Ernesto Gimeno

Great Chris, love this common features series :)

I had to define the source paths

def source_paths
  [File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__))]
end

I'm trying to create my own template using jumpstart as a guide but the command "directory" is not copying the files from my source directory.

I'm working in local in a folder called templates that contains the file template.rb and also a subfolder with config/initializers/better_errors.rb

I'm doing as in jumpstart:

def copy_initializers
  directory "config/initializers", force: true
end

But the file better_errors.rb is not being copied in the Rails folder. The console log that I get is as follows:

 exist    config/initializers
   identical    config/initializers/application_controller_renderer.rb
   identical    config/initializers/assets.rb
   identical    config/initializers/backtrace_silencers.rb
   identical    config/initializers/cookies_serializer.rb
      create    config/initializers/cors.rb
   identical    config/initializers/filter_parameter_logging.rb
   identical    config/initializers/inflections.rb
   identical    config/initializers/mime_types.rb
      create    config/initializers/new_framework_defaults_5_1.rb
   identical    config/initializers/wrap_parameters.rb

I found this gem a couple of months ago and I don't see myself going back to kaminari, really good work!

en:

    date:

      dayNames: [

        "Sunday"

        "Monday"

        "Tuesday"

        "Wednesday"

        "Thursday"

        "Friday"

        "Saturday"

      ]

      abbrDayNames: [

        "Sun"

        "Mon"

        "Tue"

        "Wed"

        "Thu"

        "Fri"

        "Sat"

      ]

...

LocalTime.config.i18n["es"] = {
    date: {
      dayNames: [
        "Domingo",
        "Lunes",
        "Martes",
        "Miércoles",
        "Jueves",
        "Viernes",
        "Sabado"
      ],
      abbrDayNames: ["Dom", "Lun", "Mar", "Mie", "Ju", "Vie", "Sab"],
.
.
.

class PartMaster < ApplicationRecord
  include PgSearch

  has_many :part_variants, foreign_key: 'sap_cod', primary_key: 'sap_cod'
  has_many :locations, foreign_key: 'sap_cod', primary_key: 'sap_cod'

  scope :con_stock, -> { where("stock > 0") }
  scope :planta, -> (planta) { where planta_cod: planta}

  pg_search_scope :search_keywords,
                against: {sap_cod: :A, descripcion_maestro: :B, fabricante: :C, ref_fabricante: :D},
                ignoring: :accents,
                :associated_against => {
                    part_variants: [:fabricante_prov, :ref_prov]
                },
                using: {
                  tsearch: {dictionary: 'spanish'},
                  trigram: {dictionary: "english"}
                }

  def self.search(params)
    recordset = PartMaster.joins(:part_variants).all
    recordset = recordset.con_stock if params[:stock].present?
    recordset = recordset.planta(params[:planta]) if params[:planta].present?
    recordset = recordset.search_keywords(params[:search])
    recordset
  end

end

class PartMaster < ApplicationRecord
  has_many :part_variants, foreign_key: 'sap_cod', primary_key: 'sap_cod'
  has_many :locations, foreign_key: 'sap_cod', primary_key: 'sap_cod'

  scope :con_stock, -> { where("stock > 0") }
  scope :planta, -> (planta) { where planta_cod: planta}

  def self.search(params)
    recordset = PartMaster.joins(:part_variants).all
    recordset = recordset.con_stock if params[:stock].present?
    recordset = recordset.planta(params[:planta]) if params[:planta].present?
    recordset = search_keywords(params[:search], recordset)
    recordset
  end

  private 

  def self.search_keywords(query, recordset)
    keywords = query.to_s.strip.split
    if query
      keywords.each do |keyword|
        recordset = recordset.where('part_masters.sap_cod ILIKE :q OR unaccent(descripcion_maestro) ILIKE unaccent(:q)
                                     OR fabricante ILIKE :q OR ref_fabricante ILIKE :q 
                                     OR fabricante_prov ILIKE :q OR ref_prov ILIKE :q', q: "%#{keyword}%")
      end
      recordset.distinct.order(:sap_cod)
    end
  end
end

  def index
    parts = params[:search].present? ? PartMaster.search(params) : PartMaster.none
    @parts = parts.page(params[:page]).per(50)
  end

Great episode Chris, newbie question here.

I adapted it to the app I'm currently working on, and works like a charm in localhost but in production (Heroku) the mark_as_read method gets only triggered after I do a hard refresh of the browser, otherwise the notifications remain as read: false even if I hit the link a hundred times. Might be an issue with turbolinks?

I read something in the slack channel about how the javascript should be running on turbolinks:load event instead of the dom content ready, but I'm not sure about how to do this. I could try just to remove turbolinks from the app but I would be losing a lot of speed. Any thoughts?