Is multiply recipents allowed with Public_Activity gem?

[Huaxiang Man]

I tried to create activities with "self.create_activity key: 'user.invite', owner:self, recipient:users". Actually I have a list of users, is it possible to group them together in recipients? So only one activity will be needed.

[Gavin McQuistin]

I tried to do something like this in the project I'm currently working on. My solution was to store the list of users in 'parameters' like this:

self.create_activity(key: 'user.invite', owner: self, parameters: {users: [1, 2, 3]})

I could then search for activities in which the current user id is found within the parameters hash:

PublicActivity::Activity.where({'parameters.user' => current_user.id})

If anyone has a better solution, please let us know! :)

[Jakub Okoński]

We don't support multiple recipients, but it's a polymorphic association, so you could create something like a Group to resemble many recipients.

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[James Man]

yes, that could be one way, we can put almost everything in parameters:)

[surya teja]

This How to Send Notifications to Multiple Users using rails public_activity gem worked for me...