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how do I get a my cli app to move on to the next method?
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(using tty-prompt) I've tried making individual methods so that my app can run smoothly however I only managed to break my code or set it into a infinite prompt..I've been stuck trying to set up activerecord CRUD
I made new method for each prompt
def greet
$prompt = TTY::Prompt.new
system "clear"
puts 'Welcome to gig_finder, the best resource for finding your next gig!'
end
def user
name = $prompt.ask('What is your name?', default: "artist_name")
system "clear"
puts "Welcome #user!"
end
the output would continue to ask for a name, until you force quit
ruby activerecord command-line-interface
asked Mar 27 at 15:20
Jerry VelázquezJerry Velázquez
4
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(using tty-prompt) I've tried making individual methods so that my app can run smoothly however I only managed to break my code or set it into a infinite prompt..I've been stuck trying to set up activerecord CRUD
I made new method for each prompt
def greet
$prompt = TTY::Prompt.new
system "clear"
puts 'Welcome to gig_finder, the best resource for finding your next gig!'
end
def user
name = $prompt.ask('What is your name?', default: "artist_name")
system "clear"
puts "Welcome #user!"
end
the output would continue to ask for a name, until you force quit
ruby activerecord command-line-interface
asked Mar 27 at 15:20
Jerry VelázquezJerry Velázquez
4
1
Can you include the code where these methods are called?
– Sara Tibbetts
Mar 27 at 15:27
yes, the methods are being called in a run.rb file (calling: greet, then user, etc.)that requires the environment, and the environment requires all files in a lib dir
– Jerry Velázquez
Mar 27 at 17:14
can you show the run.rb please?
– max pleaner
Mar 27 at 17:34
endP = true greet user while endP venue_selection endP = book end
– Jerry Velázquez
Mar 27 at 20:33
Place your run.rb code in the question itself, please. Your question should be self-contained, and include everything needed for others to reproduce your problem.
– pjs
Mar 27 at 21:23
add a comment |
(using tty-prompt) I've tried making individual methods so that my app can run smoothly however I only managed to break my code or set it into a infinite prompt..I've been stuck trying to set up activerecord CRUD
I made new method for each prompt
def greet
$prompt = TTY::Prompt.new
system "clear"
puts 'Welcome to gig_finder, the best resource for finding your next gig!'
end
def user
name = $prompt.ask('What is your name?', default: "artist_name")
system "clear"
puts "Welcome #user!"
end
the output would continue to ask for a name, until you force quit
ruby activerecord command-line-interface
asked Mar 27 at 15:20
Jerry VelázquezJerry Velázquez
4
(using tty-prompt) I've tried making individual methods so that my app can run smoothly however I only managed to break my code or set it into a infinite prompt..I've been stuck trying to set up activerecord CRUD
I made new method for each prompt
def greet
$prompt = TTY::Prompt.new
system "clear"
puts 'Welcome to gig_finder, the best resource for finding your next gig!'
end
def user
name = $prompt.ask('What is your name?', default: "artist_name")
system "clear"
puts "Welcome #user!"
end
the output would continue to ask for a name, until you force quit
ruby activerecord command-line-interface
ruby activerecord command-line-interface
asked Mar 27 at 15:20
Jerry VelázquezJerry Velázquez
4
asked Mar 27 at 15:20
Jerry VelázquezJerry Velázquez
4
asked Mar 27 at 15:20
Jerry VelázquezJerry Velázquez
4
asked Mar 27 at 15:20
Jerry VelázquezJerry Velázquez
4
asked Mar 27 at 15:20
Jerry VelázquezJerry Velázquez
4
4
1
Can you include the code where these methods are called?
– Sara Tibbetts
Mar 27 at 15:27
yes, the methods are being called in a run.rb file (calling: greet, then user, etc.)that requires the environment, and the environment requires all files in a lib dir
– Jerry Velázquez
Mar 27 at 17:14
can you show the run.rb please?
– max pleaner
Mar 27 at 17:34
endP = true greet user while endP venue_selection endP = book end
– Jerry Velázquez
Mar 27 at 20:33
Place your run.rb code in the question itself, please. Your question should be self-contained, and include everything needed for others to reproduce your problem.
– pjs
Mar 27 at 21:23
add a comment |
1
Can you include the code where these methods are called?
– Sara Tibbetts
Mar 27 at 15:27
yes, the methods are being called in a run.rb file (calling: greet, then user, etc.)that requires the environment, and the environment requires all files in a lib dir
– Jerry Velázquez
Mar 27 at 17:14
can you show the run.rb please?
– max pleaner
Mar 27 at 17:34
endP = true greet user while endP venue_selection endP = book end
– Jerry Velázquez
Mar 27 at 20:33
Place your run.rb code in the question itself, please. Your question should be self-contained, and include everything needed for others to reproduce your problem.
– pjs
Mar 27 at 21:23
1
1
Can you include the code where these methods are called?
– Sara Tibbetts
Mar 27 at 15:27
Can you include the code where these methods are called?
– Sara Tibbetts
Mar 27 at 15:27
yes, the methods are being called in a run.rb file (calling: greet, then user, etc.)that requires the environment, and the environment requires all files in a lib dir
– Jerry Velázquez
Mar 27 at 17:14
yes, the methods are being called in a run.rb file (calling: greet, then user, etc.)that requires the environment, and the environment requires all files in a lib dir
– Jerry Velázquez
Mar 27 at 17:14
can you show the run.rb please?
– max pleaner
Mar 27 at 17:34
can you show the run.rb please?
– max pleaner
Mar 27 at 17:34
endP = true greet user while endP venue_selection endP = book end – Jerry Velázquez
Mar 27 at 20:33
endP = true greet user while endP venue_selection endP = book end – Jerry Velázquez
Mar 27 at 20:33
Place your run.rb code in the question itself, please. Your question should be self-contained, and include everything needed for others to reproduce your problem.
– pjs
Mar 27 at 21:23
Place your run.rb code in the question itself, please. Your question should be self-contained, and include everything needed for others to reproduce your problem.
– pjs
Mar 27 at 21:23
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Because in your user method you call the user method again.
def user # <--- user
name = $prompt.ask('What is your name?', default: "artist_name")
system "clear"
puts "Welcome #user!" # <--- calls user
end
This causes an infinite loop.
You probably meant to use:
puts "Welcome #name!"
answered Mar 28 at 7:20
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Because in your user method you call the user method again.
def user # <--- user
name = $prompt.ask('What is your name?', default: "artist_name")
system "clear"
puts "Welcome #user!" # <--- calls user
end
This causes an infinite loop.
You probably meant to use:
puts "Welcome #name!"
answered Mar 28 at 7:20
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Because in your user method you call the user method again.
def user # <--- user
name = $prompt.ask('What is your name?', default: "artist_name")
system "clear"
puts "Welcome #user!" # <--- calls user
end
This causes an infinite loop.
You probably meant to use:
puts "Welcome #name!"
answered Mar 28 at 7:20
Kimmo LehtoKimmo Lehto
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Because in your user method you call the user method again.
def user # <--- user
name = $prompt.ask('What is your name?', default: "artist_name")
system "clear"
puts "Welcome #user!" # <--- calls user
end
This causes an infinite loop.
You probably meant to use:
puts "Welcome #name!"
answered Mar 28 at 7:20
Kimmo LehtoKimmo Lehto
4,7001 gold badge15 silver badges29 bronze badges
Because in your user method you call the user method again.
def user # <--- user
name = $prompt.ask('What is your name?', default: "artist_name")
system "clear"
puts "Welcome #user!" # <--- calls user
end
This causes an infinite loop.
You probably meant to use:
puts "Welcome #name!"
answered Mar 28 at 7:20
Kimmo LehtoKimmo Lehto
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Can you include the code where these methods are called?
– Sara Tibbetts
Mar 27 at 15:27
yes, the methods are being called in a run.rb file (calling: greet, then user, etc.)that requires the environment, and the environment requires all files in a lib dir
– Jerry Velázquez
Mar 27 at 17:14
can you show the run.rb please?
– max pleaner
Mar 27 at 17:34
endP = true greet user while endP venue_selection endP = book end– Jerry Velázquez
Mar 27 at 20:33
Place your run.rb code in the question itself, please. Your question should be self-contained, and include everything needed for others to reproduce your problem.
– pjs
Mar 27 at 21:23