How to override build_query method in role_adapter rolify? - ruby-on-rails

Question

I am using rolify gem for authorization. When i create a new user dynamically through UI, my users_roles (in my case role_user_map) table insert is not happening. Is there a way to override build_query method? Please, guide me with this. Thank You. `
users_controller.rb
def index
store_list = #query_stores.split(" ").join("','")
profile_list = #profiles.map {|role| role.role_name}.join("','")
if params[:search_by].present?
search_by = params[:search_by]
if current_user.admin? || current_user.radial_readonly?
#users = User.distinct.joins('LEFT JOIN stores_users ON dim_user.user_id = stores_users.user_id')
.joins('LEFT JOIN stores ON stores.id = stores_users.store_id')
.joins('LEFT JOIN clients_users ON dim_user.user_id = clients_users.user_id')
.joins('LEFT JOIN clients ON clients_users.client_id = clients.id')
.joins(:DIM_ROLE)
.where('dim_user.full_name LIKE :search OR dim_user.email LIKE :search OR DIM_ROLE.role_name LIKE :search OR clients.code LIKE :search OR stores.code LIKE :search', search: "%#{search_by}%")
else
#users = User.distinct.joins(:store_user_assignments)
.joins(:stores)
.where("stores.code IN ('#{store_list}')")
.joins('LEFT JOIN clients_users ON dim_user.user_id = clients_users.user_id')
.joins('LEFT JOIN clients ON clients_users.client_id = clients.id')
.joins(:DIM_ROLE)
.where("DIM_ROLE.role_name IN ('#{profile_list}')")
.where('dim_user.full_name LIKE :search OR dim_user.email LIKE :search OR DIM_ROLE.role_name LIKE :search OR clients.code LIKE :search OR stores.code LIKE :search', search: "%#{search_by}%")
end
else
if current_user.admin? || current_user.radial_readonly?
#users = User.distinct.joins('LEFT JOIN stores_users ON dim_user.user_id = stores_users.store_id')
else
#users = User.distinct.joins(:store_user_assignments).joins(:DIM_ROLE).where("DIM_ROLE.role_name IN ('#{profile_list}')").joins(:stores).where("stores.code IN ('#{store_list}')")
end
end
if current_user.pmt_ptl_accnt_manager?
#users = #users.find_all {|user| !user.admin? and current_user.client_list.include? user.client_list}
end
# added #users_total to get the total users count before paginate
=begin
#users_total = #users
#users = #users.paginate(:per_page => params[:per_page] || 5, :page => params[:page])
#users_per_page = [{"name" => "5 per page", "id" => "5"},
{"name" => "10 per page", "id" => "10"},
{"name" => "15 per page", "id" => "15"},
{"name" => "20 per page", "id" => "20"}]
=end
end
`