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Ruby on Rails is an open-source web development framework written in Ruby. If your question code is written in Ruby on Rails, tag with Ruby as the language tag. Many things are defined by convention, freeing you from having to re-invent things to stay productive.
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ruby code case when not so dry
Ruby code below seems to be not so dry. Can you please help me reduce the code.
self.value = case self.type
when 'fast'
Increment.first.max_hours * Incrementor.first.fast_completion_day
when 'super …
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using method missing to reduce the code in ruby
I have a set of Class methods which is :
class << self
def increment_value
self.first.increment_value
end
def max_work_hours_per_day
self.first.max_work_hours_per_day
end
def fast_completion_da …
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Fabricate with work dates
I am using code like this everywhere. How can I reduce such this code so that my Ruby code looks a lot cleaner?
Fabricate(:tl, :when =>Date.yesterday.to_s,:work => 266,:type => "fast" )
Fabricate(:tl …
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Fabricate with work dates
I found that I can use hash({}).each method to dry up the code. It is :
{"fast"=>266, "super_fast" => 100, "ludicrous" => 50, "budget" => 900}.each{ |key, value|
Fabricate(:tl, :when =>Date.yesterd …
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