Haseeb

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HaseebOct 3, 2024

I created a RailsByte template for #Rails8 authentication generator user registration feature. This makes it easy to generate full authentication and registration. Includes optional email confirmation feature.
Here is how to do it:
```
gem install rails -v 8.0.0.beta1
rails new auth-test
cd auth-test
rails generate authentication
rails app:template LOCATION='https://railsbytes.com/script/Xg8sMD'
```
Source: https://railsbytes.com/public/templates/Xg8sMD

This acts as a starting ground for implementing full authentication

HaseebAug 31, 2024
With #Rails, Even loading DB dump has a Rails way.
HaseebJul 27, 2024
#Rails Tip: You can use Rails attributes API in value objects to make use of built-in parsing. This is applicable in some usecases. Also added a blog post in this topic http://haseebeqx.com/posts/lets-start-using-attributes-api/
Let's Start Using Rails Attributes Api | Haseeb A

When building applications in Ruby on Rails, We store data in Plain Old Ruby Object (called PORO) value objects. This is a common pattern, We store data directly in service objects using attr_accessor. But in some cases we might have to cast data from string. For this, we do have to cast those attributes. Traditional approach 🔗class Product attr_accessor :name, :price, :released_at, :in_stock def initialize(attributes = {}) @name = attributes[:name] @price = parse_price(attributes[:price] || '0') @released_at = parse_datetime(attributes[:released_at]) @in_stock = parse_boolean(attributes[:in_stock]) end private def parse_price(value) BigDecimal(value.

HaseebJul 24, 2024
In #Rails we can use `ActiveRecord::Base.connected_to` for managing multiple databases dynamically on the fly.
Here is an example of a fictional e-commerce application that uses separate databases for handling product information and user accounts. `role` and `shard` can be set.
HaseebJul 23, 2024

Today's #rails tip is about how to add temporary query methods to an ActiveRecord::Relation object on the fly.

`ActiveRecord::Relation#extending` method allows you to create custom query methods that are specific to a particular scope or context

HaseebJul 22, 2024
Today's #Rails tip is about the `suppress` feature, which can be useful when you want to skip callbacks. Here is a madeup scenario to explain it.
HaseebJul 19, 2024
Today's #rails tip is about `ActiveSupport::Configurable`. It is useful for adding configuration options to your classes or modules, It is exactly similar to how Rails is configured.
HaseebJul 18, 2024
#Rails tip
Did you know you could add some validations in nested attributes? The `reject_if` option lets you specify conditions under which nested attributes should be ignored. It will silently ignore new record hashes if they fail to pass your criteria. You can also pass a symbol. For example `:new_record?`.
HaseebJul 17, 2024
Tip: In #rails, The `with_options` method can be used to group common options for a set of method calls to avoid repetition. It is useful in model validations, associations, or any other configuration that involves multiple methods with the same options.
Here are some examples
HaseebJul 16, 2024
#Rails tip:
The `composed_of` method allows us to create value objects from database columns, providing a way to encapsulate related attributes and behavior. Good for clean code. Attaching an example below. For more information see https://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveRecord/Aggregations/ClassMethods.html
ActiveRecord::Aggregations::ClassMethods

Active Record Aggregations Active Record implements aggregation through a macro-like class method called composed_of for representing attributes as value objects.