mboya/engie-cc

Your task is to implement a Concern (or any comparable pattern) that can be re-used in multiple models (i.e. in the ones given above) to encapsulate the logic necessary to store custom attributes

Engie Code Challenge

This Code Challenge is to show the implementation on a concern within a rails app that multiple models can use in order to store custom attributes without having to do a DB change to add that attribute.

How to:

Clone app

git clone [email protected]:mboya/engie-cc.git

Setup the app locally

create and setup the DB - this is running SQLite at the moment

rake db:create db:migrate

Test

To check if the app has good/working tests, run:

rails test

to run a specific file test

rails test test/models/customer_test.rb

to run a specific file test block

rails test test/models/customer_test.rb:17

Test out on console

rails console

app has been setup up so that once the above code has been run it will automatically connect to the defined database

>> Customer.create({name: 'customer', phone_number: '555-555-555'})
>> customer = _
>> customer.set_custom_attribute(:email, '[email protected]')
>> customer.save

The above quesry will be able to create a customer and add a custom attribute and value to the records. Other functions can be run against the same record to manipulate and pull data from it

fetch

>> customer = Customer.find 1
>> customer.get_custom_attribute(:email)

remove

>> customer = Customer.find 1
>> customer.remove_custom_attribute(:email)

to view all the keys/custom attributes available against a specific record

>> customer = Custome.find 1
>> customer.custom_attributes_keys?

and also to check if a key exists within a record

>> customer = Customer.find 1
>> customer.custom_attribute?(:email)

and for search, this can work across multiple models that are linked to the concern

>> Customer.find_by_custom_attribute(:email, '[email protected]')