Create extension with the name different from model name

[David Chen]

Hi,

I have a requirement that I need to create an extension with 2 models. But I don't want the extension name to be the same as any model name.

For example, I wish the extension name is "Shop". It contains 2 models, "Product" and "Customer".

But I can't do it with "refinery:engine" generator. I've tried several way:

With "rails g refinery:engine Product name:string --event Shop --namespace Shop", it tells me the extension with name Shop doesn't exist.

With "rails g refinery:engine Shop", it tells me to specify a name and at least one field.

What I really want, is putting the models, controllers, views under the same namespace. So when I use a model, I don't need to type "Refinery::Products::Product" and "Refinery::Customers::Customer" but "Refinery::Shop::Product" and "Refinery::Shop::Customer". That makes more sense.

[Anton Kuzmin]

I would also like to know.

понедельник, 22 июля 2013 г., 18:59:36 UTC+10 пользователь David Chen написал:

[Brice Sanchez]

You could start to read the source code of my extension : https://github.com/bisscomm/refinerycms-products

I don't know if the Engine generator could do what you want, i mainly an engine kickstarter.

[Anita Graham]

I have done it by building an engine with a dummy model for the engine name, then using the namespace option to add models to that engine.
Then delete references to the dummy model if you don't want it.

rails g refinery:engine shop name:string, logo:image
rails g refinery:engine customer name:string address:string  --namespace=shop --extension=shop
rails g refinery:engine product name:string price:integer  --namespace=shop --extension=shop


Anita