rails_vault

Simple and easy to add settings, preferences and so on to any model. See an example.

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Installation

bundle add rails_vault
rails generate rails_vault:install
rails db:migrate

Usage

Generate a vault:

rails generate rails_vault:add MODEL::VAULT [field:type field:type]

Example:

rails generate rails_vault:add User::Preferences \
  time_zone:string \
  datetime_format:string \
  hotkeys_disabled:boolean

This will:

1. Create a vault class at app/models/users/preferences.rb
2. Add vault :preferences to your User model

Define vault attributes

class User::Preferences < RailsVault::Base
  vault_attribute :time_zone, :string, default: "UTC"
  vault_attribute :datetime_format, :string, default: "dd-mm-yyyy"
  vault_attribute :hotkeys_disabled, :boolean, default: false
end

Read and write values

user = User.first
user.create_preferences # => User::Preferences Create (6.3ms)  INSERT INTO "rails_vaults" …
user.preferences.time_zone # => "UTC"
user.preferences.hotkeys_disabled? # => false

user.preferences.update time_zone: "Amsterdam", hotkeys_disabled: true

user.preferences.time_zone # => "Amsterdam"
user.preferences.hotkeys_disabled? # => true

Note: currently rails_vault is only tested against PostgreSQL, but PRs for improvements to other databases are appreciated.

Contributing

This project uses Standard for formatting Ruby code. Please make sure to run be standardrb before submitting pull requests. Run tests via rails test.

License

rails_vault is released under the MIT License.