Hi there!
I would like to introduce a feature that can expedite development, which by
the way I think it's one of the greatest advantages of using Ruby on Rails.
So, looking to follow the *Convention Over Configuration* standard, lets
say you have:
# a users table
create_table "users", force: true do |t|
t.boolean "active", default: true
end
# a User model
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
end
The new feature would automatically add the scope to fetch active users like:
>User.active
without having to explicitly define it on the model. It is similar to a
feature that has already been implemented to boolean attributes that allow
us to do things like:
>user = User.new(active: true)
>user.active*?*
#=> true
Do you think it's worthy merging it into Rails core?
Best regards,
Leonardo Santos
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