Well say if i need app/models/abc.rb of an existing application ABC into
new application DEF, then what all i need to do? There are so many files
i need to be shared but did’nt have any fair idea how to get it.
So rubians :), please help me on it. I think writing plugin is a fair
idea.
Hemant B. wrote in post #985888:
So rubians :), please help me on it. I think writing plugin is a fair
idea.
Now, i thought of writing a plugin. So steps i done:-
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Creates new rails app.
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Creates plugin using ./script/generate plugin “NAME”.
This will create necessary files in vendor/plugins/“NAME” dir.
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Changed vendor/plugins/“NAME”/init.rb to include the lib file.
(/lib/“NAME”.rb)
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My lib/“NAME”.rb looks like this.
module “NAME”
def hello
return “hello”
end
def world
return “world”
end
end
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Creates a model and included the plugin into that model using
require.
require “NAME”
I think this all is OK upto now. But after it when i go to console and
type NAME.hello why does’nt it work… It should work, right? Or i am
missing something.
Can anyone out there light me up
Why don’t you just copy the model over to your new application?
B.
On Mar 7, 7:25am, Hemant B. [email protected] wrote:
Hemant B. wrote in post #985888:
5) Creates a model and included the plugin into that model using
require.
require “NAME”
I think this all is OK upto now. But after it when i go to console and
type NAME.hello why does’nt it work… It should work, right? Or i am
missing something.
Falling at the last hurdle - if you want to add a module’s method to a
class you need to use include (require just loads the file containing
the module - it doesn’t then do anything with that module). You can
then do SomeClass.new.hello
Fred