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joshk / completeness-fu

Simple dsl for defining how to calculate how complete a model instance is (similar to LinkedIn profile completeness)
http://blog.tty.nl/2009/09/23/100-completeness-fu/
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Closed rubish closed 12 years ago

rubish commented 13 years ago

Thanks for the beautiful gem! I am using this gem with MongoID.

Have you published latest gem with ActiveModel refactoring. I am currently using 0.5.2 and seems to have dependency on ActiveRecord. I am pointing directly to master for the time being, but it complains that the the repository doesn't have a valid gemspec.

I would highly appreciate if you can point me in the right direction?

joshk commented 13 years ago

I have pushed an updated version to rubygems, as well as updating the gemspec.

Thanks,

J

rubish commented 13 years ago

Thanks!! I have updated to 0.6.0 and everything seems to working just fine. No need to work around things :)

I thought the latest gem will support MongoID out of the box, but I need to include CompletenessFu::ActiveModelAdditions in models for which I want the completeness-fu functionality.

Is there some mailing list where I can request for help? I have some requirements, which I can't figure out how to handle.

joshk commented 13 years ago

Hey Rubish,

Sorry but GH issues or email is the only list, but I am more than happy to help.

It could be the order completeness-fu is required in the gemfile, is it before or after MongoID ?

Currently I don't test the MongoID inclusion and activation, but I would gladly accept a pull request which tests this and corrects any issues :)

Let me know how you get on,

Josh

rubish commented 13 years ago

Hi Josh,

I tried using completeness-fu both before and after mongoid, but that doesn't help.

I have posted a stackoverflow question for my requirements: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5481847/grouping-checks-with-completeness-fu

I investigated the issue and it seems problem with mongoid is with TimelinessFu::ActiveModelAdditions' "self.included(base)". It defines the method define_completeness_scoring for Mongoid::Document, but not for a model which includes Mongoid::Document.

So, if I have a class: class Foo; include Mongoid::Document; end

I would not have Foo.define_completeness_scoring but I have Mongoid::Document.define_completeness_scoring.

I am not sure how this can be fixed, but I would be happy to contribute if you can guide me.