I have been working on implementing my own ORM. And I was wondering how
the
rails path helper extracts the ID from the object. For example how would
I
make this work for my ORM?
I have been working on implementing my own ORM. And I was wondering how the
rails path helper extracts the ID from the object. For example how would I
make this work for my ORM?
These end up calling polymorphic_path and the magic term here is
active model. Active model is 2 things: reusable modules dealing with
things such as validations, dirty attributes etc. and a protocol that
classes should conform to. It’s the latter you’re interested in. There
are only a handful of methods you have to implement, including (from
memory) to_param, new_record? And a few others. There’s also an
ActiveModel::Lint module that tests that your implementations of these
primitives are valid. Once you have that you should be able to use the
URL helpers, do stuff such as form_for(@contact) and so on
Fred
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