ruby over rails

Ruby over RailsRuby Day 2014

Giuseppe Modarelli

Ruby DeveloperJavascript Developer

Drummer

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Why Ruby over Rails?

Your app uses Rails

Your app is not Rails

What’s Rails?

Corey Haines

A set of helpers that takes us from a url to a method for both incoming requests and outgoing responses (HTTP)

An ORM (DoneRecord) that serves as a database adapter

Corey Haines

HTTP DBYOUR APP

A real life example

WHAT THE SHISH!!?!?!?

How can we solve this?

Don’t start over!

Clean up existing code

%div{ id: "dates" } %div{ class: "date #{@contract.signed_at.past? ? 'done' : 'pending'}" } - month = @contract.signed_at.strftime('%B').downcase - day = @contract.signed_at.day.to_s %div{ class: "#{month}" } %div{ class: "#{day}" } %div{ class: "date #{@contract.activation_date.past? ? 'done' : 'pending'}" } - month = @contract.activation_date.strftime('%B').downcase - day = @contract.activation_date.day.to_s %div{ class: "#{month}" } %div{ class: "#{day}" } %div{ class: "date #{@contract.first_invoice_sent_at.past? ? 'done' : 'pending'}" } - month = @contract.first_invoice_sent_at.strftime('%B').downcase - day = @contract.first_invoice_sent_at.day.to_s %div{ class: "#{month}" } %div{ class: "#{day}" }

%div{ id: "dates" } %div{ class: "date #{@contract.signed_at.past? ? 'done' : 'pending'} - month = @contract.signed_at.strftime('%B') - day = %div{ class: "#{month} %div %div{ class: "date #{@contract.activation_date.past? ? 'done' : 'pending'} - month = @contract.activation_date.strftime('%B') - day = %div{ class: "#{month} %div %div{ class: "date #{@contract.first_invoice_sent_at.past? ? 'done' : 'pending'} - month = @contract.first_invoice_sent_at.strftime('%B') - day = %div{ class: "#{month} %div

div#dates div class="date #{@contract.signed_at.past? ? 'done' : 'pending'}" - month = @contract.signed_at.strftime('%B').downcase - day = @contract.signed_at.day.to_s div class=month div class=day div class="date #{@contract.activation_date.past? ? 'done' : 'pending'}" - month = @contract.activation_date.strftime('%B').downcase - day = @contract.activation_date.day.to_s div class=month div class=day div class="date #{@contract.first_invoice_sent_at.past? ? 'done' : 'pending'}" - month = @contract.first_invoice_sent_at.strftime('%B').downcase - day = @contract.first_invoice_sent_at.day.to_s div class=month div class=day

div#dates div - month = - day = div div div - month = - day = div div div - month = - day = div div

SLIM LOGIC-LESS

div#dates div - month = - day = div div div - month = - day = div div div - month = - day = div div

Programming by Wishful Thinking

div#dates - @dates div class="date #{status}" div class=month div class=day

div - div div div

Ok cool. But we do need that logic!

div - div div div

describe Presenters::CalendarWidget do let(:date) { DateTime.parse '2014/09/26 08:00:00' } ! describe '#status' do it 'is "done" when the date is in the past' do calendar_widget = described_class.new date expect(calendar_widget.status).to eq('done') end end end

class Presenters::CalendarWidget def initialize date end ! def status "done" end end

describe Presenters::CalendarWidget do let(:date) { DateTime.parse '2014/09/26 08:00:00' } ! describe '#status' do it 'is "done" when the date is in the past' do calendar_widget = described_class.new date expect(calendar_widget.status).to eq('done') end ! it 'is "pending" when the date is in the future' do calendar_widget = described_class.new date + 1.day expect(calendar_widget.status).to eq('pending') end end end

class Presenters::CalendarWidget def initialize date @date = date end ! def status return "done" if @date.past? "pending" end end

describe Presenters::CalendarWidget do let(:date) { DateTime.parse '2014/09/26 08:00:00' } ! . . . ! describe '#month' do it 'is the month downcased' do calendar_widget = described_class.new date expect(calendar_widget.month).to eq('september') end end end

class Presenters::CalendarWidget . . . ! def month @date.strftime('%B').downcase end end

describe Presenters::CalendarWidget do let(:date) { DateTime.parse '2014/09/26 08:00:00' } ! . . . ! describe '#day' do it 'is the day of the month' do calendar_widget = described_class.new date expect(calendar_widget.day).to eq('26') end end end

class Presenters::CalendarWidget ! . . . ! def day @date.day.to_s end end

class Presenters::CalendarWidget def initialize date @date = date end ! def status return "done" if @date.past? "pending" end ! def month @date.strftime('%B').downcase end ! def day @date.day.to_s end end

Where does @dates come from?

class DashboardController def index @dates = [ Presenter::CalendarWidget.new(current_user.contract.signed_at), Presenter::CalendarWidget.new(current_user.contract.activation_date), Presenter::CalendarWidget.new(current_user.contract.invoices.first.sent_at) ] end end

class DashboardController def index @dates = Presenters::CalendarWidget.for([ current_user.contract.signed_at, current_user.contract.activation_date, current_user.contract.invoices.first.sent_at ]) end end

class DashboardController def index @dates = Presenters::CalendarWidget.for( current_user.relevant_contract_dates ) end end

describe Presenters::CalendarWidget do let(:date) { DateTime.parse '2014/09/26 08:00:00' } ! . . . ! describe '.for' do it 'returns a list of widgets' do dates = [ date, date + 2.month ] widgets = described_class.for dates ! expect(widgets.count).to be(2) expect(widgets.first.status).to be('done') expect(widgets.last.status).to be('pending') end end end

class Presenters::CalendarWidget . . . ! def self.for dates dates.each.map do |date| new date end end end

class User < ActiveRecord::Base . . . ! def relevant_contract_dates [ contract.signed_at, contract.activation_date, contract.invoices.first.sent_at ] end end

class User < ActiveRecord::Base . . . ! delegate: :signed_at, :activation_date, :invoices, to: :contract ! def relevant_contract_dates [ signed_at, activation_date, invoices.first.sent_at ] end end

class User < ActiveRecord::Base . . . ! delegate: :signed_at, :activation_date, :first_invoice_date, to: :contract ! def relevant_contract_dates [ signed_at, activation_date, first_invoice_date ] end end

class Contract < ActiveRecord::Base . . . ! def first_invoice_date invoices.first.sent_at end end

class Contract < ActiveRecord::Base . . . ! def first_invoice_date first_invoice.sent_at end ! def first_invoice invoices.first end end

class Contract < ActiveRecord::Base . . . ! def first_invoice_date first_invoice.sent_at end ! def first_invoice invoices.first || invoices.new( sent_at: activation_date + 2.month) end end

class Presenters::CalendarWidget def self.for dates dates.each.map {|date| new date } end ! def initialize date @date = date end ! def status return "done" if @date.past? "pending" end ! def month @date.strftime('%B').downcase end ! def day @date.day.to_s end end

class Collection::CalendarWidgets def self.for dates new dates end ! def all @dates end ! private def initialize dates @dates = dates.map do |date| Presenter::CalendarWidget.new date end end end

class Collection::CalendarWidgets . . . ! def pending all.select { |date| date.status == "pending" } end ! def done all.select { |date| date.status == "done" } end end

When to use these techniques

DHH Style

BULLSHIT!!!

ALWAYS

Thank You

Giuseppe Modarelli

Ruby DeveloperJavascript Developer

Drummer

gmodarelli gmodarelli gmodarelli.com

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