Reputation: 5573
In Rails 4 I am using:
class Ticket < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :request_attendances, dependent: :destroy
has_many :attending_request_attendances, -> {
where("data->>'rsvp_completed' = 'true'")
.where("data->>'is_coming' = 'true'")
}, class_name: 'RequestAttendance'
end
In my Tickets model
And
class RequestAttendance < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :tickets, inverse_of: :request_attendances
scope :is_coming, -> { where("data->>'is_coming' = 'true'")}
scope :rsvp_completed, -> { where("data->>'rsvp_completed' = 'true'")}
end
In my RequestAttendance model
I would like to do something like this
has_many :attending_request_attendances, -> {
:is_coming
:rsvp_completed
}, class_name: 'RequestAttendance'
To reuse the scope I have created in my RequestAttendance model.
Is something like this possible, at the moment it does not work, giving me the following error:
undefined method `except' for :rsvp_completed:Symbol
If I add a where to the has_many block like this:
has_many :attending_request_attendances, -> {
:is_coming
:rsvp_completed
where("data->>'rsvp_completed' = 'true'")
}, class_name: 'RequestAttendance'
It does not error, however it also does not use the scope clauses either.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 3131
Reputation: 8604
You can chain scopes together inside an association like this:
has_many :attending_request_attendances, -> {
is_coming.rsvp_completed
}, class_name: 'RequestAttendance'
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 416
You have added the below code in RequestAttendance model
scope :is_coming, -> { where("data->>'is_coming' = 'true'")}
scope :rsvp_completed, -> { where("data->>'rsvp_completed' = 'true'")}
if you use the below code in Tickets Model
class Tickets < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :RequestAttendance
end
scopes are available to has_many associations so it will fetch all the records with is_coming' = 'true' and "data->>'rsvp_completed' = 'true'"
You can fetch it using object tickets.requestAttendance.is_coming.rsvp_completed
Is it your expectation or If I misunderstood pls explain
Upvotes: 0