I'm trying to add my module to my class_eval on Spree.
This is located on: lib/spree/core/app/models/spree/payment/processing.rb
Tried with the following:
module Spree
Payment.class_eval do
require GatewayError
end
end
I am trying to include the following located on: lib/spree/error_override.rb
module Spree
module GatewayError
end
end
The error I'm getting when I try to load the server is:
`block in <module:Spree>': uninitialized constant Spree::GatewayError (NameError)
Its my first time trying to include my own module to a class, would be awesome if someone can point me in the right direction.
Thank you in advance!
One solution would be to manually require the file during initialization process.
config/initializers/require.rb:
# put here all files that you want to require manually
require "#{Rails.root}/lib/spree/error_override.rb"
And that's it - your module is now ready to use ;)
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I am relatively new to Ruby on Rails, but I have almost completed the online course on Lynda. I am stuck on 14-5 "Using the positionMove module". The tutorial is in Rails 3 while my version is Rails 4. I have the solution code, however it does not work for me. I have put my file position_mover.rb in the lib directory. Then in my subject model I require and include the module like this:
require 'lib/position_mover'
class Subject < ActiveRecord::Base
include PositionMover
...
end
I used the methods in this model in the Subject controller just like the instructor. However, when I go to run my app on the Subjects index page I get the error:
cannot load such file -- lib/position_mover
app/models/page.rb:1:in `<top (required)>'
app/views/subjects/list.html.erb:23:in `block in_app_views_subjects_list_html_erb__420960863_60005508'
app/views/subjects/list.html.erb:18:in `_app_views_subjects_list_html_erb__420960863_60005508'
app/controllers/subjects_controller.rb:9:in `index'
I have tried many different approaches that I found online such as adding it to the class definition (Ruby on Rails 4.0 - Loading and using a module) or moving it to a different directory and specifying the path. How do I achieve the same result in Rails 4? What am I doing wrong? Any help is greatly appreciated.
require "#{Rails.root}/lib/position_mover"
or
require_relative 'lib/position_mover'
You also can auto-loading lib files.
in config/application.rb:
config.autoload_paths << Rails.root.join('lib')
I have a module
lib/Basicstats.rb (module Basicstats ...etc. end)
I am importing this into a model
class Vote < ActiveRecord::Base
include Basicstats
#additional class code etc.
end
I grep-d for the module and 'Basicstats' is only referenced in Basicstats.rb and app/model/vote.rb.
This works fine for my local development. But during my Heroku deployment I am getting this error and it can't seem to recognize the module? (I'm also curious how this is working in my local development without a require anywhere.)
2015-03-28T22:19:52.714077+00:00 app[web.1]: /app/app/models/vote.rb:16:in `<class:Vote>': uninitialized constant Basicstats (NameError)
It sounds like your module isn't being explicitly required or auto-loaded by Rails (this will/won't happen depending which version of Rails you're using and how config.autoload_paths is configured).
Your best bet is to add an initializer which explicitly requires your module:
# config/initializers/basicstats.rb
require Rails.root.join('lib/basicstats')
i am writing gem for my Rails app which calculates some stuff and uses class and modules.
Here is file structure.
root
->lib
-->finances
--->version.rb
--->finances.rb
--->calculator
----->formulas.rb
--->finalize
---->schedule.rb
-->finances.rb
Now root/lib/finances.rb
require "finances/version"
require "finances/finances"
require "finances/finalize/schedule"
require "finances/calculator/formulas"
root/lib/finances/calculator/formulas.rb
module Calculator
module Formulas
def method
end
end
end
root/lib/finances/finalize/schedule.rb
module Finalize
class Schedule
include ::Calculator::Formulas
end
end
but I get uninitialized constant Calculator (NameError)
if i try to just use
::Calculator::Formulas.method
it throws NoMethodError (undefined methodmethod' for Calculator::Formulas:Model):`
What exactly i am doing wrong. I cant seem to work around this. Could anyone help.
You try to use method as Formulas 'module method', while you defined it as regular instance method. So it should be called on RepaymentSchedule instance:
rs = RepaymentSchedule.new
rs.method
Also, you need to make sure your loading order is correct. Here, you should require file containing Formulas module before you load Schedule class, otherwise you get uninitialized constant error.
I have module in /lib/models/scopes.rb
module Models
module Scopes
extend ActiveSupport::Concern
...
end
end
I'm trying to include it from model:
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
include Models::Scopes
end
And getting error:
NameError: uninitialized constant User::Models
How to solve this trouble? Maybe it`s wrong to keep this types of files in /lib?
Environment:
Rails v3.1
Ruby v1.9.3
Rails doesn't require files in the lib directory automatically, but you can add to the autoloaded paths in config/application.rb:
config.autoload_paths += %W(#{config.root}/lib)
Restart the server to pick up the new settings.
This will now load the file automatically when the module name is first used. In development mode, you might want to reload the module after every change in order to see the changes without restarting the server. To do that, add it as an eager load path instead:
config.eager_load_paths += %W(#{config.root}/lib)
The scope shouldn't be a problem as long as you don't have a Models class or module within User or anywhere else.
when you define your class, you're "opening" a new scope. So when you do Models::Scopes, ruby is looking for User::Models::Scopes. You can fix this by using ::Models::Scopes, the :: telling ruby to look in the global scope.
FYI: I'm not sure about the terms I used or even if my train of thought if correct; but the solution should be good anyway. I'd think Ruby would try for ::Models::Scope after failing to find User::Models::Scope, but it doesn't.. Maybe there is a User::Models scope defined somewhere? Anyway, as you can see, I'm not yet familiar with those. You might want to dig on the subject if that interests you
I have a puzzling issue regarding modules defined in the lib dir
I have two files
#lib/authentication.rb
module Authentication
end
#lib/test_module.rb
module TestModule
end
In my application controller I have
class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
include Authentication
include TestModule
end
The Authentication Module loads properly but the TestModule does not
I get "uninitialized constant ApplicationController::TestModule"
I am stumped... anyone?
EDIT: Does anyone know where I could look to debug this?
As of Rails 3, make sure to add the lib directory to config.autoload_paths in config/application.rb, so that the file containing your module is read and the module is loaded.
config.autoload_paths += %W(#{config.root}/lib)
Look here for more info on this and loading subdirectories.
Also, supposedly "you shouldn't use require within a rails app, because it prevents ActiveSupport::Dependencies from [un]loading that code properly".
Adding require 'lib/test_module' at the top of your ApplicationController file might help