I would like to create a model, database, and controller (if possible)
from a webapp. Each model and controller will each have 4 methods, and
the database will always have the same number of fields. I will
probably create the database through create_table or a direct SQL
command.
My question is this - is there a method that I can call to create the
model and controllers? Would it be easier/simpler/cleaner/better/sexier
to have the current (main) model create dynamic methods? If so, how can
I do that?
I would like to create a model, database, and controller (if possible)
from a webapp. Each model and controller will each have 4 methods, and
the database will always have the same number of fields. I will
probably create the database through create_table or a direct SQL
command.
My question is this - is there a method that I can call to create the
model and controllers? Would it be easier/simpler/cleaner/better/sexier
to have the current (main) model create dynamic methods? If so, how can
I do that?
Domo arigato in advance.
Lisa
That seems like a very dangerous and scary thing to do. I suppose you
can use the backticks to execute command line operations but I wouldn’t
unless you have a VERY good reason.
But assuming you do have a very good reason, I think it works like this:
ruby script/generate controller hello_world index list show
That seems like a very dangerous and scary thing to do. I suppose you
can use the backticks to execute command line operations but I wouldn’t
unless you have a VERY good reason.
I figured as much, and I don’t think I have a good enough reason!
I will instead try to make dynamically created methods or generic
methods.
Thanks!
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