<ytti>
or test for the actual object you put there
<ytti>
s.include? Person.new(name)
<TzilTzal>
I don't want to use a hash since that duplicates the name
<ytti>
either you use find or you test for the actual object you put there
<ytti>
dunno what else to tell you
<ytti>
let me try this otherway around
<ytti>
if ruby would do magically what ever you wish it would do, what code would work?
<ytti>
because my imagination fails to see any other opportunities
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<pyrmont>
TzilTzal: This is Ruby. You can simply patch Set to do what you want. Monkey patching like that has issues but if you understand what they are you can make it do what you want.
<pyrmont>
TZilTzal: Alternatively, you can create a new object that inherits from Set and overriding the #include? method and simply use your new Set-like collection object instead of Set.
<pyrmont>
*overrides
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<ytti>
pyrmont, that implies there is something that can be added
<ytti>
pyrmont, to me it's not obvious how Set could perform better
<ytti>
which is why i'd like to see the dream code, what it would do in his ideal world
<ytti>
my imagination fails me
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<pyrmont>
Perhaps I'm missing it but can't you just have #include? check the #name getter of each of the objects inside it?
<pyrmont>
Seems pretty straightforward.
<pyrmont>
TzilTzal said they wanted to be able to send the name of the Person and use that to fetch the item from the Set. What's there to imagine?
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<ytti>
pyrmont, but that is what the find did
<ytti>
pyrmont, and he didn't want the find because reasons
<ytti>
12:51 < TzilTzal> That probably defies the whole purpose of using a Set...
<ytti>
so he doesn't want to compare the iterms getter method
<ytti>
and he doesn't waqnt to give thet set Person.new(name)
<pyrmont>
It seems a strength to me of Ruby that you can solve problems in multiple ways. Whatever fits the way they think.
<ytti>
so what is there to do?
<ytti>
yes but my issue is, i can't see any other way
<ytti>
but to löook at the getter or create the object
<ytti>
and OP wants something else, and my imagination doesn't stretch to understand what something else could be
<pyrmont>
Your solution exposes the implementation to the user of the collection.
<ytti>
that wasn't his complaint
<pyrmont>
If you override #include? you arguably have a more semantically clear method that might be more ergonomic. Behind the scenes, it can use #find but you don't need to make that clear to the user of the API.
<ytti>
his complain was that the defies the purpose of using set
<ytti>
implying he should just check for existence
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<ytti>
not iterate the list
<ytti>
and your proposal also iterates
<ytti>
so if you don't want to iterate and you don't want to check for the actual object
<ytti>
what other venues are there?
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<pyrmont>
Well, no, I said you could override #include? I didn't say what the implementation should be. You could implement it with a Set of names that sits inside the Set. You could
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<pyrmont>
…implement it with an internal Hash.
<ytti>
14:03 < pyrmont> Perhaps I'm missing it but can't you just have #include? check the #name getter of each of the objects inside it?
<ytti>
that is iteration
<pyrmont>
But since he or she is gone it's probably not worth worrying about at this point.
<ytti>
which is what OP didn't want
<pyrmont>
Sorry, you're right. I did eventually suggest that. Initially I said: <pyrmont> TzilTzal: This is Ruby. You can simply patch Set to do what you want. Monkey patching like that has issues but if you understand what they are you can make it do what you want.
<ytti>
what ever you do, you either iterate or you check for the object itself
<ytti>
i proposed both #find to iterate and Person.new(name) for the object itself, neither was acceptable
<ytti>
which i believe leaves us with solution space of 0
<pyrmont>
👍
<ytti>
and seeing the dream code would possibly add clarity
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<dreamreal>
Has anyone here gotten bearer authentication working with Net::HTTP?
<dreamreal>
I'm building the request properly, I think - debugger shows the headers and all - and it matches what Postman is showing as working, but I'm not getting a proper response
<dreamreal>
I got httparty to work, net::http still fails, something about the headers I THINK
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<al2o3-cr>
dreamreal: show how you are doing it with net/http.
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<dreamreal>
pretty simple: get the http reference (Net::HTTP.new(endpoint.host, endpoint.port), then getting the request, setting the headers with request["Authorization"]="Bearer #{@api_key}", then http.request(request)
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<dreamreal>
the response comes back as a 400 - which is weird, because it SHOULD be a 401 - but the authorization header IS being set (but with "authorization" as a key and not "Authorization")
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<al2o3-cr>
dreamreal: that code you shown should work. wonder why it's coming back as a bad request.
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<al2o3-cr>
i missed to closing brace but i updated it.
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<dreamreal>
well, it's working with httparty now - I'd rather not revert to test
<dreamreal>
but I truly appreciate the advice
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
dreamreal could You help me ? It's about Rails
<al2o3-cr>
dreamreal: i was just curious to why it was failing. dreamreal good luck.
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<dreamreal>
szqdsegrhrdgdrg: I wish I could but I think I royally suck at ruby
<dreamreal>
al2o3-cr: honestly, me too but I'm already behind on an integration effort :/
<al2o3-cr>
dreamreal: np.
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
dreamreal No proble
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
problem
<al2o3-cr>
szqdsegrhrdgdrg: have you asked in #rubyonrails maybe they can help you?
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
al2o3-cr Yes, but it's seem they are not presents
<al2o3-cr>
just hold on here until someone knows. there is a few people who know rails here.
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<adam12>
szqdsegrhrdgdrg: Are you using webpacker? What version of Rails?
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
Yes
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
It's : Rails 6.0.2.1
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
My issue is that I can't call a function from my "test.js"
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
in my layout file I have : " <%= javascript_pack_tag 'test', 'data-turbolinks-track': 'reload' %>"
<adam12>
szqdsegrhrdgdrg: Old versions of Rails used to include a Sprockets statement which required all javascript. You always loaded the one file (application.js) but that would load the rest.
<adam12>
szqdsegrhrdgdrg: Inside your application.js, you're probably going to want to `import "test.js"`
<adam12>
I don't use Rails or Webpack so probably won't be much help other than that.
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<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
I finally fix the issue
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
in the js file, instead of using function declaration, you should use function expression
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
Thanks
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<dreamreal>
This may be (yet another) stupid question... but if I'm trying to create a hash with strings as keys, what's the right way to do this? Like, I literally want a hash of "Id" => id, "Name" => name....
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<leftylink>
indeed, hashes can have strings as keys. I sense there must be something I'm missing to this question.
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<dreamreal>
well, IDEA is giving me a warning saying 'string key in hash'
<dreamreal>
which makes me think "... is that wrong?"
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<dreamreal>
wait a second... the hashes all look like the keys are lower-cased.
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
In Rails in the the ./config/routes.rb, Is it safe to do : `get '' => 'pages#home'` instead of : `root 'pages#home'` ?
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<dreamreal>
gah, okay, the integration endpoint is doing this
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<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
hi
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<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
hi
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
Is it safe to do : `get '' => 'pages#home'` instead of : `root 'pages#home'` ?
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<dreamreal>
okay, I have ... yet another question, maybe about ruby philosophy. I have a gem that's basically an API to call a REST API. It accepts hashes as a data model; it's designed to be used by ANOTHER module that has a generic data model itself. The idea is that the intermediary will convert the ORIGINAL model into an appropriate model for the API, right? ... but what I'm wondering is how much I should
<dreamreal>
worry, from a Rubyist's perspective, about validating that the model has the right data; should I scan for ONLY the right data, or just assume, or...
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
dreamreal I still have the same question
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
Is it safe to do : `get '' => 'pages#home'` instead of : `root 'pages#home'` ?
<dreamreal>
*nod* I'm coming from languages that are strongly typed so I worry.
<dreamreal>
szqdsegrhrdgdrg: As to your question, I have no idea
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<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
davor hi
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<phaul>
szqdsegrhrdgdrg: root would map the controller action to the root url of the app, whereas get just maps it to pages/home path. so they achieve different things. Therefore Im not sure in this context what safe means
<phaul>
dreamreal: It's specific to the codebase, but I would expect an api distributed as a gem to validate its inputs
<phaul>
dreamreal: and the emphasis is on distributed as a gem. If it's an internal api then it depends
<dreamreal>
well, it's not really a GENERAL-PURPOSE gem (it's for a vertical industry) but... yeah, I'm kinda leaning to wards trying to validate the types fairly strictly ("must have these keys, may have these keys, other keys are rejected")
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<phaul>
szqdsegrhrdgdrg: I didn't process your ` quotes properly... ignore my previous answer
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<dreamreal>
... any suggestions on how to implement that with Ruby? :)
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
phaul Hi. Thanks for your answer
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
but since, '/' is also the root, it will achieve the same behavior
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
correct me, if I'm wrong
<phaul>
yeah, I prly agree with you
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
I also quickly try it, and they work same
<szqdsegrhrdgdrg>
But i'm sure there is a slighly difference
<wimpog>
hello, I'm selecting DISTINCT records with just one column that I need to then create an array of. However, I need my key to be the same as value.
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<apotheon>
havenwood: What are exciting new tools you use with Ruby dev these days?
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