<ruby[bot]>
marchelzo: I'm terribly sorry, I could not evaluate your code because of an error: NoMethodError:undefined method `[]' for nil:NilClass
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<marchelzo>
._.
<Eiam_>
;P
<Eiam_>
fetch man, its safe
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<SeepingN>
need ||=
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<Eiam_>
hmm it still destroys each new iteration
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<marchelzo>
i need life advice
<marchelzo>
how do i get hired to work on rails apps
<marchelzo>
i don't know rails
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<havenwood>
marchelzo: Learn you some Rails for great good. Then you can get hired. Or get hired then learn you some Rails.
<marchelzo>
havenwood: how do i learn it though
<havenwood>
marchelzo: Order optional. Books help.
<Eiam_>
hmm, fetch won't always execute the block. damnit
<marchelzo>
is it worth learning still i have no professional experience. is it a good way to start my career
<havenwood>
marchelzo: Well, you can get a non-Rails Ruby job, but Rails is quite popular so its a good bet.
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<havenwood>
it's*
<Eiam_>
block is only executed if fetch fails, not on top of the resulting value if it doesn't fail
<marchelzo>
havenwood: how does rails work
<havenwood>
marchelzo: Do you know what Rack is?
<Eiam_>
well thats a topic with many books on it
<marchelzo>
havenwood: nope
<Eiam_>
marchelzo: I was hired to work on something that ended up being written in ruby and rails, I knew neither.
<havenwood>
marchelzo: I'd suggest first creating a Rack app. Rails is one of many Rack adapters.
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<havenwood>
marchelzo: It shouldn't take you long at all to create a Rack "Hello world" then go on to make a few routes and error codes.
<marchelzo>
ok
<marchelzo>
now this rack thing
<Eiam_>
marchelzo: life advice, apply for places that hire people to solve problems not people who know <x> technology
<havenwood>
marchelzo: At that point you'll see why you want to use something other than Rack. Then make a Roda app, and read through each of the Roda plugins - to see what all else you might want to bring to a framework.
<havenwood>
marchelzo: Then look at Rails.
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<Eiam_>
that rails app I was hired to work on, long gone, replaced by various bits of Closure, Python and other things. guess im the outlier .
<marchelzo>
can i use rails apps with nginx through fastcgi
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<Eiam_>
rack uses webrick by default I thought
<havenwood>
marchelzo: You typically reverse proxy from Nginx to the socket or port of your Rack Webserver.
<marchelzo>
so people use the rack webserver in production?
<havenwood>
marchelzo: Yes.
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<havenwood>
marchelzo: There are many Rack apps. Or there are simple Rack adapters like Sinatra or Roda. Or convention-based ones like Rails or Hanami.
<marchelzo>
i see
<marchelzo>
once i get familiar with rack, and look at roda, how should i learn about rails
<havenwood>
marchelzo: Read a book on Rails. Or even just start with the Rails docs. They're pretty good.
<havenwood>
marchelzo: If you know Rack and Roda and are familiar with the Roda plugins, then a lot of what Rails adds will become apparent.
<havenwood>
marchelzo: A book will guide you from routes to controllers, models and views. Rails has many labeled drawers to put things in.
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<havenwood>
marchelzo: It's worth knowing how to make a simple Rack app, Sinatra/Roda app, and Rails/Hanami app.
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<cgibsonmm>
I have a question on nested resources, I have a nested ads controller inside of mags controller, When I link to new_mag_ads_path(@mag, @ads) I need to be able to access the @mag.id and I am not having luck.
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<marchelzo>
i thought Sinatra was simple
<marchelzo>
it makes more allocations/request and handles fewer requests/sec
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<marchelzo>
than rails*
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<geekb4ck>
anyone able to help me sort out why im able to interact with a UNIXSocket using 'socat' with no problem but can't 's = UNIXSocket.new("path")' and then 's.write'. write never completes it looks like
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<fowlduck>
code showing the behavior might help us help you
<eam>
geekb4ck: bind vs connect
<eam>
UNIXSocket.new is doing a bind
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<eam>
and I'm assuming you want to connect to an existing socket?
<geekb4ck>
eam: yes. a daemon has opened the socket and im trying to write to it and read the response
<eam>
use #open
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<eam>
wait let me make sure I'm giving you the right advice
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<geekb4ck>
i've seen some code regarding HAProxy but haven't found much else
<eam>
nah I have it backwards, #new should be connect() and #open should be bind()
<geekb4ck>
when i type "help" and hit enter, the response comes back through the socket
<eam>
try s.syswrite
<geekb4ck>
i've modified the daemon side and added a bunch of locations to have it log where it is and have found that the server side is not receiving the input. its starting a listener for the input but it never finishes receiving the data.
<eam>
is it even writing?
<eam>
one no-no is using buffered io and socketes
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<geekb4ck>
dang. im having zero luck.
<marchelzo>
:/
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<marchelzo>
i believe in you geekb4ck
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<noan>
what's the 'right' way to handle importing everything in to a ruby project? Is it really just to require_relative basically everything? And how would one go about exposing a singleton object to many many files without fear of creating duplicates?
<herwin>
isn't the definition of a singleton object that you can't create duplicates?
<toretore>
the right way is to `require 'file'` at the top of each file where 'foo' is used
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<noan>
herwin, I haven't touched ruby in a couple years... so yeah, that's the desire. I am not sure how much I trust myself to do it right in ruby though. Ruby is very very permissive
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<noan>
toretore, is it acceptable practice to create a rackup file and just recursively grab up everything? Ie. models, controllers, the like? For context, I am creating a sinatra project.
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<toretore>
no
<toretore>
in each file, require what you need
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<noan>
if A requires B requires C, each at the top of the file, does A see C?
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<toretore>
if A requires B, it should `require 'b'`, no more, no less
<noan>
that's what I mean
<noan>
a.rb at the top calls require 'b'. b at the top calls require 'c'. Is c exposed in a?
<herwin>
that's pretty easy just to try out
<toretore>
whether A can "see" C or not is irrelevant. if you have an explicit dependency in A on C, then A should require 'c'
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<toretore>
but you shall not rely on the fact that B requires C to use C in a without declaring this dependency explicitly
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<noan>
In that context I was more concerned with 'bleed through'
<noan>
and namespace pollution
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<toretore>
everything that's required is available globally
<toretore>
so namespacing is something you have to do yourself
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<noan>
okay good to know. now I'm trying to figure out how ruby handles the case of multiple different files requiring the same dependency where the dependency defines something I only ever want to exist once, namely my database connection pool.
<toretore>
requiring a file should not result in something like that
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<noan>
so if I have db.rb that defines DB = Sequel.connect(..... each model.rb file should be able to safely require that in?
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<toretore>
it should be: `require 'db/pool'; my_pool = DB::Pool.new`
<toretore>
you should not have that in a file and require it
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<noan>
okay, so then the DB should be required only once, in say the app context? Then models required after would have that exposed to them? or should it be passed to them later as an argument?
<toretore>
it should be passed
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<toretore>
the first option is relying on external state that may or may not be there, which causes all sorts of problems
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<noan>
hmm, I think Sequel models by default look for something named "DB" in the global namespace.
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<Burgestrand>
noan in ruby, `require`ing the same file twice will only evaluate it once, as long as it's in the same path
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<Burgestrand>
noan it's because `require`d files end up in $LOADED_FEATURES, and if a required file's path match one of those in $LOADED_FEATURES it won't be pulled in again
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<Burgestrand>
noan it is not uncommon to have a `config.rb` that sets up things like `DB = …` or other one-off globals/singletons
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<noan>
Burgestrand, cheers
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<Burgestrand>
noan oh and one last thing, it's also not crazy to expect to have some kind of environment set up before you without explicitly requiring `config.rb` in every file, so it's OK to require `config.rb` from `app.rb` before requiring all your other dependencies
<Burgestrand>
noan I came a bit late to the party but I wanted to give a slightly different perspective than the one you were given :P
<noan>
I appreciate it. Last time I worked in ruby it was in a rails context, which obviously does have a lot of the environment setup idea going on
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<Burgestrand>
noan most non-rails things tend to end up with a bug-ridden poor implementation of rails anyways, it's expected to be a bit lost :)
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<Burgestrand>
noan (if you're still doing web that is)
<noan>
I am
<noan>
I'm trying to quickly scaffold a test-api for a game I'm working on
<noan>
if it ever gets near to a real usable form, I'll throw the ruby api away in favour of something faster
<noan>
this is just meant as a prototype
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<Burgestrand>
noan that makes sense!
<Burgestrand>
I'm quite comfortable doing non-rails web things, but it's easy to fall into the trap of inventing your own web framework instead of actually doing what you wanted to do in the first place :P
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<noan>
oh yeah screw that
<noan>
I'm just using sinatra and sequel
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<noan>
give me some to and from json, some endpoints, a couple connection filters, and I'm happy
<noan>
:3
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<Burgestrand>
:)
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<pagios>
A wildcard '*' cannot be used in the 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header when the credentials flag is true. Origin 'null' is therefore not allowed access. The credentials mode of an XMLHttpRequest is controlled by the withCredentials attribute. my sinatra is plying wih this how can i sovl tihs?
<apeiros>
pagios: that sounds more like javascript than ruby?
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<pagios>
apeiros, its my havascript as a client
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<Burgestrand>
Doesn't allowing wildcard as the origin kind of remove the point of CORS-protection in the first place?
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<apeiros>
s/kind of//
<apeiros>
afaik yes, it does
<Burgestrand>
AH!
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<Burgestrand>
I realized it's not that strange to have an API that could safely be called from anywhere
<apeiros>
I don't think that's the kind of protection cors provides?
<Burgestrand>
However, that only holds true as long as the call is unauthenticated
<Burgestrand>
i.e. without credentials, no?
<apeiros>
cors is for your browser to know whether code on the current page can make requests to other domains iirc
<dminuoso>
<Burgestrand> Doesn't allowing wildcard as the origin kind of remove the point of CORS-protection in the first place?
<dminuoso>
This is proof why pagios shouldn't be touching this at all.
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<apeiros>
the server (api) usually doesn't care about the source of request as long as credentials fit
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<Burgestrand>
apeiros isn't the CORS headers returned as a response to the actual API request when calling a domain that is not the origin (current)?
<apeiros>
on an API response? don't think so. on html responses.
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<apeiros>
i.e. when you render a site which contains code, so that code knows that it can access other domains
<Burgestrand>
apeiros e.g. you make an AJAX call to api.com from evil.com, the response from api.com contains CORS headers
<apeiros>
or rather, the browser executing said code knows…
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<Burgestrand>
apeiros I don't think so, the whole point of preflight requests is to avoid doing the call in the first place for non-safe calls (e.g. post)
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<apeiros>
now I'm going to reread that stuff…
<Burgestrand>
apeiros :D
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<apeiros>
eh, seems I had that wrong
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<pagios>
cors is on client side?
<apeiros>
cors is server+client side
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<Burgestrand>
Yeah, and credentials not only mean HTTP auth (as I originally thought), but also cookies
<apeiros>
but reading about how it works it seems to me of questionable/very limited use
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<apeiros>
I mean from the server's point of view all cors does is purely advisory.
<dminuoso>
CORS for APIs is silly anyway.
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<Burgestrand>
Yeah, it's a browser safety mechanism foremost
<dminuoso>
CORS is enforced in browsers.
<dminuoso>
Yup.
<apeiros>
and in the browser I'm having trouble seeing a usecase where it'd be a real help
<Burgestrand>
It can be used to e.g. allow direct uploads to an S3 bucket without passing data through the backend first
<toretore>
cors is not for restricting, it's for *allowing* x-domain xhr
<toretore>
without cors, same-origin applies
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<apeiros>
toretore: I understood that. but it seems to be done the wrong way round.
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<al2o3-cr>
why aren't anonymous modules included in Module.used_modules
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<catphish>
is it possible to convert an ERRNO to its actual error number?
<catphish>
centrx: awesome, dunno why i didn't find that, thanks!
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<catphish>
any idea about the other way around?
<catphish>
they're OS specific, so actually storing the numbers for anything probably isn't actually a good idea
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<catphish>
thanks anyway :)
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<noan>
sooo... with rack... can I nest a map call? like map '/private' do ... more maps end map '/public' do ... public maps... end?
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<newrubycoder>
hey guys when i try to make an alphabet array in ruby A-z, i get "[", "\\", "]", "^", "_", "`" between the Z and a, any way to avoid those symbols?
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<newrubycoder>
alp = ('A'..'z').to_a
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<jgnagy_>
that said, looks like they've done sone other strange things with Forwardable
<apeiros>
jgnagy_: spank. I say.
<dminuoso>
jgnagy_, or you could do this.
<jgnagy_>
because doing that mostly worked, but then I got `ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments (given 2, expected 1) for forwardable.rb:133
<dminuoso>
jgnagy_, class Foo < ActiveModel::Model; prepend Munson::Resource; end
<dminuoso>
(:
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<dminuoso>
Same thing kind of.
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<jgnagy_>
I'll try it and see if it makes a difference
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<dminuoso>
jgnagy_, you can delay the prepend until you've done everything that Munson::Resource monkey patches.
<jgnagy_>
I've considered several times making my own library to do what Munson does
<jgnagy_>
with less cruft
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<dminuoso>
oh wait.
<dminuoso>
jgnagy_, this wont work because it's not a class.
<jgnagy_>
that's probably what I'll need to do, the whole delay thing.. but I didn't know how to delay subclassing
<dminuoso>
mmm thats a bummer.
<jgnagy_>
indeed it is
<dminuoso>
under the hood this would have done the same thing though.
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<dminuoso>
BUT!
<dminuoso>
jgnagy_, here's where my hack comes into play.
<dminuoso>
jgnagy_, did you ever write Ruby code, wanting to cast the type of an object?
<jgnagy_>
maybe there is a way to copy a method definition (i.e., include), remove it (so Ruby finds a parent's definition), then put it back when I'm done?
<jgnagy_>
yeah, I've done that
<jgnagy_>
Integer(string)
<jgnagy_>
etc
<dminuoso>
No that's not a cast!
<dminuoso>
Give me a moment, gotta find it :)
<jgnagy_>
well, ok
<jgnagy_>
10.to_s maybe?
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<dminuoso>
jgnagy_, noo you silly. That's not how you cast.
<dminuoso>
(Had to dig out the password on my old github profile)
<jgnagy_>
whoa
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<elomatreb>
Do I want to know what that instance_variable_set thing does?
<dminuoso>
This will segfault if you try more than read instance variables for various reasons, but you can use this to get around thie "class/module" checks for Module.prepend :p
<dminuoso>
elomatreb, no you dont!
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<dminuoso>
elomatreb, Ive written a small comment explaining it though.
<dminuoso>
the iv table gets initialized when the first object of a class is created I think?
<jgnagy_>
I think I'll leave this as a last resort... messing with FFI and pointers and risking segfaults might do what I want, but...
<dminuoso>
jgnagy_, I'd love to see this into production code other than mine!
<elomatreb>
Didn't see the comment. Nice hax
<jgnagy_>
I just want to use instances of Munson::Resource in rails form_for() helpers
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<jgnagy_>
and most of the things that requires are just making strings from class names messing with pluralization
<dminuoso>
elomatreb, mm no. That's not it. I cant remember from the top off my head, but if you tried to read instance variables without the iv table being initialized you would seg fault ruby.
<jgnagy_>
ActiveModel::Model or ActiveModel::Naming would have been handy
<dminuoso>
jgnagy_, what you could do is set up a method_missing on your classes singleton class that forwards everything to Class do your magic, and then undef_method that method_missing
<dminuoso>
basically create a temporary shortcut around that toxic class
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<jgnagy_>
hmmm
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<dminuoso>
that actually is not too horrible
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<dminuoso>
if only you could uninclude a method.
<dminuoso>
*MODULE
<jgnagy_>
yes
<jgnagy_>
if only, or just delay subclassing
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<jgnagy_>
mixing _before_ subclassing
<dminuoso>
<dminuoso> jgnagy_, what you could do is set up a method_missing on your classes singleton class that forwards everything to Class do your magic, and then undef_method that method_missing
<jgnagy_>
and all would be well
<dminuoso>
^- that will delay that subclassing effectively
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<jgnagy_>
ah, so don't subclass, just use method_missing to send what _would_ have gone to Munson::Resource
<jgnagy_>
hmmm
<jgnagy_>
well, I believe some of Munson's magic relies on class names
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<jgnagy_>
Foo corresponds to /foo, so I wonder what calling methods on Munson::Resource through method_missing would do
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<jgnagy_>
I suppose some combination of classes and proxy classes with method_missing might work
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<jgnagy_>
basically a wrapper around Foo, where Foo is a subclass of Munson::Resource, and the wrapper (maybe FooProxy) mixes in the ActiveModel::Model module?
<dminuoso>
jgnagy_, ^- finally fully working example.
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<jgnagy_>
on a mission
<jgnagy_>
:)
<dminuoso>
This is actually perfectly safe to use now.
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<jgnagy_>
you should wrap that in some friendlier-named methods and release it as a gem
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<jgnagy_>
the mind_blown gem name is available
<jgnagy_>
;-)
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<dminuoso>
jgnagy_, There used to be a gem with fancy stuff like this in pre-2.0 times
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<dminuoso>
jgnagy_, the less disturbing part is the names, but the fact that you have to respect the method hierarchy. See how you end up setting the superclass of FunStuff to Toxic in the end?
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<jgnagy_>
yes
<jgnagy_>
that is a bit odd, especially since FunStuff is a module, not a class
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<jgnagy_>
nicely done, that's some impressive work
<jgnagy_>
seems like that should be a thing
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<dminuoso>
Actually.. I think I can replace the method cache by just invoking the GC.
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<dminuoso>
jgnagy_, https://eval.in/739092 thats a bare minimum with all the unused methods (that were left overs from other experiments) cut away.
<dminuoso>
its not too bad actually
<dminuoso>
Thinking it should be on class Class even.
<dminuoso>
though.. no. it should be module.
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<mjuhl>
What framework for automated testing do you use?
<bigtawm>
Just read beginning ruby by Peter Cooper. I was thinking about reading well grounded rubyist next along with Hartls rails tutorial. Does anyone have any other recomendations?
<bigtawm>
recommendations*
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<synstack>
bigtawm: I recommend keeping the Pickaxe handy
<synstack>
if you don't read it through, it's very useful as a reference for specific topics you want to know more about
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<SirOliver>
mjuhl - cucumber & rspec
<bigtawm>
Thats programming ruby by dave thomas right? I've seen that its like JavaScript the definitive guide by flanagan in a sense correct?
<synstack>
I wouldn't know about that, but yeah that's the one
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<dminuoso>
mjuhl, the community is pretty much split half in half. There's minitest and rspec.
<dminuoso>
Both are fine and great, not many argumenst against either. It's mostly a personal preference.
<bigtawm>
Awesome Ill pick up a copy to use as a reference. Would well grounded rubyist be the best book to read following beginning ruby?
<dminuoso>
minitest is the lighter solution that comes with Ruby out of the box, rspec is heavier but more feature rich.
<dminuoso>
bigtawm, it's one of the most recommended books in here.
<dminuoso>
bigtawm, also consider Eloquent Ruby
<dminuoso>
Those two make up for what feels like 95% of the book recommendations.
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<bigtawm>
I heard eloquent ruby is also pretty good. Would I be able to take that on at this point? I heard it is somewhat advanced.
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<bigtawm>
Would a good flow be well grounded rubyist -> eloquent ruby? Or is there a lot of overlap?
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<dminuoso>
bigtawm, it's hard to say whether you would be able to take that on.
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<dminuoso>
bigtawm, just looking at the TOC I'd say it's probably a sensible path. There's some minor overlap, but Eloquent Ruby is more about patterns really.
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<dminuoso>
So yeah, Id say go for Well Grounded Rubyist first and then maybe eloquent ruby if you're still thisrty for polishing out and writing good code. :)
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<bigtawm>
Okay awesome Ill probably start with well grounded rubyist and try to learn rails along the way with hartl. Then I'll go back and try to get a higher understanding of ruby with eloquent ruby. Thanks so much!
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<dminuoso>
bigtawm, this is just a personal recommendation, but if you can avoid Rails until you've covered your grounds with Ruby.
<dminuoso>
So that you can look at Rails as just a bunch of Ruby classes, modules and methods. :)
<synstack>
bigtawm: around the same point as Eloquent Ruby, I found POODR to be a big stepping point
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<bigtawm>
Do these books cover a lot of good programming techniques/practices that a lot of computer science degrees leave out? Okay Ill take your advice on that.
<bigtawm>
synstack: Ill look at POODR that is big on object orient design patterns right?
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<dminuoso>
bigtawm, yes. eloquent ruby is completely focused on how to utilize the real special parts of ruby and how to do it well.
<synstack>
Its about good OOP, things like single responsibility and class independence, but it is invaluable read alongside Design Patterns/Design Patterns in Ruby
<synstack>
I wouldnt worry about these books until you're a little more comfortable though
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<bigtawm>
Awesome Ill keep a note on those and start on well grounded rubyist. Am at the point to where I can start contributing to some open source or should I just keep learning for now?
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<tuelz>
anyone familiar enough with factorygirl to know how to set a local variable on each record it creates?
<tuelz>
I'm trying to sample an array of addresses and use the address to set each atribute on a user record
<tuelz>
problem is they need to be valid addresses so I can't just fake data willy nilly, rather I need to sample from real data and then put those attrs in the right place
<dminuoso>
tuelz, normally you would do something like: sequence(:address) { |n| "addr #{n}" }
<dminuoso>
mmm
<dminuoso>
tuelz, mind my asking, why does it have to be valid addresses?
<tuelz>
dminuoso: because I'm testing against a 3rd party api that will only setup all the other stuff I need from them against valid addresses
<dminuoso>
tuelz, you can always pass attributes to the factory, e.g. create(user, addr: "foo")
<tuelz>
ahh, of course...that's what I need thanks again :)
<tuelz>
well maybe that's what I need, we'll see
<dminuoso>
tuelz, the correct way would be to use dynamic properties though
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<dminuoso>
tuelz, then you can just do address { your_address_array.pop }
<dminuoso>
which is probably a gazillion times simpler.
<tuelz>
dude I should learn to browse documentation as quickly as you
<tuelz>
life would be so much easier xD
<tuelz>
thanks
<tuelz>
hmm, actually that isn't going to work as far as I can tell...you've given me some options to explore though
<tuelz>
the problem is I need to execute a statement for each record to set an in scope variable for that single record and then pull data from that variable
<dminuoso>
why isnt that going to work?
<tuelz>
dynamic attrs will just call random on the array each time and likely grab unrelated data
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<tuelz>
like zip from one address and street address from another
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<dminuoso>
yeah it makes more sense do control this the other way around in rspec then
<dminuoso>
(or minitest if thats what you are using)
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<tuelz>
hmm, problem is we're using this for seed data....maybe I should just ditch the random aspect all together and hard code some stuff in since it's not really random anyways
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<tuelz>
or wait, I can just call it with random data from the seeds file....that works
<tuelz>
thanks
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<ItBurnsWhenIPee>
I'm trying to put each entry of an array into its own line in a textarea. my_array.join('\r\n').html_safe is being output as a single string in Rails. Anyone know what I'm doing wrong?
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<dminuoso>
ItBurnsWhenIPee, ?crosspost
<dminuoso>
?crosspost ItBurnsWhenIPee
<ruby[bot]>
ItBurnsWhenIPee: Please do not crosspost without at least telling so and mentioning provided suggestions and their outcome in all channels. Experience shows that people don't do either, and not doing so is considered rude.
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<dminuoso>
?rails ItBurnsWhenIPee
<ruby[bot]>
ItBurnsWhenIPee: Please join #RubyOnRails for Rails questions. You need to be identified with NickServ, see /msg NickServ HELP
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<ItBurnsWhenIPee>
sorry
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<jc_io>
anyone worked with remote_syslog and psych? two boxes identical ruby/psych setups, idential ami's, one works one doesn't :sad face:
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<cschneid_>
what the heck is happening. the net/http library is intermittently raising an error around setsockopt deep in its bowels. Both from Restclient & net/http directly. Just connecting to `http://localhost:9292/api`
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<cschneid_>
=> #<Errno::EINVAL: Invalid argument - setsockopt(2)> is the error, and the line that calls it is: s.setsockopt(Socket::IPPROTO_TCP, Socket::TCP_NODELAY, 1)
<cschneid_>
I mean, I have the call stack to get to that point in the code, one sec and I can paste. It's only failing intermittently, it does work sometimes. I have a local puma on port 9292.
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