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I have a wonderful question, that I'm sure someone has come across before.
I have some classes that are inheriting from ApplicationRecord and ApplicationRecord inherits from ActiveRecord::Base.
Lets call my classes Post, Comment, Author.
Now I have multiple concerns for each of these things which have inclusions. So that I do not have to hard code in each of the concerns I have a ConcernDirectory.
The call to it essentially runs each of the concerns for the model.
ConcernDirectory.inclusions(self).each
If I have this in each model everything works fine.
However if I put this into the parent (ApplicationRecord) it no longer works.
When I run it in ApplicationRecord, self points to ApplicationRecord(abstract). How do I get the call from ApplicationRecord to refer to the child from which the call came?
eg.
post = Post.new
when it instantiates its parent class's
--------------.is_a?(::Post)
would be true from the ApplicationRecord.
What is -----------?
Thanks for the help!
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asked Mar 27 at 18:31
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I have a wonderful question, that I'm sure someone has come across before.
I have some classes that are inheriting from ApplicationRecord and ApplicationRecord inherits from ActiveRecord::Base.
Lets call my classes Post, Comment, Author.
Now I have multiple concerns for each of these things which have inclusions. So that I do not have to hard code in each of the concerns I have a ConcernDirectory.
The call to it essentially runs each of the concerns for the model.
ConcernDirectory.inclusions(self).each
If I have this in each model everything works fine.
However if I put this into the parent (ApplicationRecord) it no longer works.
When I run it in ApplicationRecord, self points to ApplicationRecord(abstract). How do I get the call from ApplicationRecord to refer to the child from which the call came?
eg.
post = Post.new
when it instantiates its parent class's
--------------.is_a?(::Post)
would be true from the ApplicationRecord.
What is -----------?
Thanks for the help!
ruby-on-rails
asked Mar 27 at 18:31
TimmyTimmy
1881 silver badge8 bronze badges
where and how exactly do you call it?
– phoet
Mar 27 at 20:36
and btw, why not include everything directly into ApplicationRecord and go the complex way of having something that does the inclusion?
– phoet
Mar 27 at 20:37
add a comment |
I have a wonderful question, that I'm sure someone has come across before.
I have some classes that are inheriting from ApplicationRecord and ApplicationRecord inherits from ActiveRecord::Base.
Lets call my classes Post, Comment, Author.
Now I have multiple concerns for each of these things which have inclusions. So that I do not have to hard code in each of the concerns I have a ConcernDirectory.
The call to it essentially runs each of the concerns for the model.
ConcernDirectory.inclusions(self).each
If I have this in each model everything works fine.
However if I put this into the parent (ApplicationRecord) it no longer works.
When I run it in ApplicationRecord, self points to ApplicationRecord(abstract). How do I get the call from ApplicationRecord to refer to the child from which the call came?
eg.
post = Post.new
when it instantiates its parent class's
--------------.is_a?(::Post)
would be true from the ApplicationRecord.
What is -----------?
Thanks for the help!
ruby-on-rails
asked Mar 27 at 18:31
TimmyTimmy
1881 silver badge8 bronze badges
I have a wonderful question, that I'm sure someone has come across before.
I have some classes that are inheriting from ApplicationRecord and ApplicationRecord inherits from ActiveRecord::Base.
Lets call my classes Post, Comment, Author.
Now I have multiple concerns for each of these things which have inclusions. So that I do not have to hard code in each of the concerns I have a ConcernDirectory.
The call to it essentially runs each of the concerns for the model.
ConcernDirectory.inclusions(self).each
If I have this in each model everything works fine.
However if I put this into the parent (ApplicationRecord) it no longer works.
When I run it in ApplicationRecord, self points to ApplicationRecord(abstract). How do I get the call from ApplicationRecord to refer to the child from which the call came?
eg.
post = Post.new
when it instantiates its parent class's
--------------.is_a?(::Post)
would be true from the ApplicationRecord.
What is -----------?
Thanks for the help!
ruby-on-rails
ruby-on-rails
asked Mar 27 at 18:31
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where and how exactly do you call it?
– phoet
Mar 27 at 20:36
and btw, why not include everything directly into ApplicationRecord and go the complex way of having something that does the inclusion?
– phoet
Mar 27 at 20:37
add a comment |
where and how exactly do you call it?
– phoet
Mar 27 at 20:36
and btw, why not include everything directly into ApplicationRecord and go the complex way of having something that does the inclusion?
– phoet
Mar 27 at 20:37
where and how exactly do you call it?
– phoet
Mar 27 at 20:36
where and how exactly do you call it?
– phoet
Mar 27 at 20:36
and btw, why not include everything directly into ApplicationRecord and go the complex way of having something that does the inclusion?
– phoet
Mar 27 at 20:37
and btw, why not include everything directly into ApplicationRecord and go the complex way of having something that does the inclusion?
– phoet
Mar 27 at 20:37
add a comment |
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where and how exactly do you call it?
– phoet
Mar 27 at 20:36
and btw, why not include everything directly into ApplicationRecord and go the complex way of having something that does the inclusion?
– phoet
Mar 27 at 20:37