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Gugubaight
Gugubaight

Reputation: 187

Rails 4 Controller: How to use logical operators properly

I have a location model and inside my locations controller I am searching for near locations using the geokit gem:

@locations = Location.near(current_user.location, 250)

How can I actually distinguish in a controller action like that whether a Location is is_remote == true or not?

Meaning:
@locations should actually output all the locations, which are either is_remote == true or near(current_user.location, 250).

Thanks in advance for each answer! Please tell me if you need additional information.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 162

Answers (1)

DiegoSalazar
DiegoSalazar

Reputation: 13531

Just add them together:

@locations = Location.near(current_user.location, 250) + Location.where(is_remote: true)

Just in case some are duplicates you can uniq them:

@locations = (Location.near(current_user.location, 250) + Location.where(is_remote: true)).uniq

Or you can even use the Ruby set union operator instead of + and uniq (although some might argue it's not as readable):

@locations = Location.near(current_user.location, 250) | Location.where(is_remote: true)

Upvotes: 1

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