How can I turn: Person.all.pluck(:id, :name) to [{id: 1, name: 'joe'}, {id: 2, name: 'martin'}] without having to .map every value (since when I add or remove from the .pluck I have to do he same with the .map)
RubyのcloneとdupとActiveRecordのcloneとdupは別物なのでしょうか? 同じものです。Method#owner でメソッドが定義されたクラスが得られますが、下記のいずれも true になります。 Piyo.new.method(:clone).owner == Object.method(:clone).owner` Piyo.new.method(:dup).owner == Object.method(:dup).owner` ただし、clone の場合は initialize_clone、dup の場合は initialize_dup メソッドが呼ばれます (参考: initialize_clone, initialize_dup and initialize_copy in Ruby: Jon Leighton)。 ActiveRecord の場合、Act
I'm on Ruby 1.9.2, Rails 3.0.x and I use MySQL DB. I have a Messages Model, where one can post new messages every day. I have an index action where I want to display these messages grouped by both month and year. This basically is used to filter messages. My query looks like this:- @active_msgs = Messages.where('expiry > ?', Time.now).order('created_at DESC') I used the group_by function in Rails,
So I have a model that I want to retrieve records and group them by dates of the created_at field. But created_at is a datetime field, and I am only interested in the date part. So I am looking for something like a 2D array, first layer would a hash with date string as the key, second layer would be arrays with records. How should I do it? { "9/28/2012" => [record, record, record], "9/29/2012" =>
Is there a way that you can get a collection of all of the Models in your Rails app? Basically, can I do the likes of: - Models.each do |model| puts model.class.name end
Is there a way to exclude the results of recordset #1 from recordset #2 in Rails 3 or 4, Activerecord? I have tried this before with ugly code trying to remove the id's by adding them to a hash and excluding them from the query. Must be a clean way to remove certain id's or results from a recordset?
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