Hey all,
So I have a table Products where all the column names are prefixed by
'products_'
I've tried to do the following
module FieldNamingConvention
def self.call(property)
'products_' + property.name.to_s
end
end
DataMapper.repository(:default).adapter.field_naming_convention =
FieldNamingConvention
but that doesn't seem to work. Doing
> Product.properties.each do |p|
> puts p.field
> end
prints out the names like it should, but selects don't work. (I'm assuming
Product.properties.field is the database column_name)
i've resorted to specifying it per property in the model, which works, but
I'm wondering if there's a better way to do it.
Also, is there a way to specify the field_naming_convention on a "per
model" basis? All the tables in this DB have "#{tablename_}" prefixed to
all the columns
I tried to do something like
class Product
include DataMapper::Resource
@field_naming_convention = lambda do |value|
'products_' + value.to_s
end
property :id, Serial
property :quantity, Integer
...
end
but that doesn't work either.
Thanks in advance for helping out a ruby newbie
-Tim
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