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Aleksandr Larionov
Aleksandr Larionov

Reputation: 126

Active Admin sort by 2nd level Association

I have three Models. Both makes and models table have name column inside. 

class Review < ActiveRecord::Base
    belongs_to :model
end

class Model < ActiveRecord::Base
    belongs_to :make
    has_many :reviews
end

class Make < ActiveRecord::Base
    has_many :models
end

In Active Admin on Index Page I want to sort reviews by make and model. I figured out how to sort it by model, because it has key the reviews table. Tried a lot of things. Nothing works to sort by make name. I was able to list though. 

ActiveAdmin.register Review do
    column "Model", sortable: 'model_id' do |p|
        p.model.name
    end
    column "Make", sortable: 'make_id' do |review|
        review.model.make.name
    end
end

Only sorting by model name works. I think if I add make_id to Reviews it will be working, but it seems redundant, cause a chain like review.model.make perfectly works

Upvotes: 3

Views: 347

Answers (1)

Omar Lahlou
Omar Lahlou

Reputation: 1000

Let's say a review is a score between 1 and 5. You will have to compute the average value for each make.

To compute an average value for a make, do:

reviews_sum = 0
total_reviews = 0

make.models.each do |model|
  model.reviews.each do |review|
    reviews_sum += review
    total_reviews += 1
  end
end

Then:

average_review = reviews_sum /  total_reviews.to_f # I am using to_f to convert total_reviews from integer to float. This way you can have a float result.

I advice you to create an make_average_review(make_id, average_review) This way you can store/update your average review for every make and then sort by make

Upvotes: 0

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