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<%
models = begin
ApplicationRecord.descendants
rescue => exception
[]
end
%>
<div>
<h3>Resources</h3>
<div>The primary goal of Avo is to administer your database records. To do that Avo, uses the concept of a <strong>Resource</strong>. Each Avo <strong>Resource</strong> corresponds to a <strong>Rails Model</strong>.</div>
<% if models.present? %>
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It seems you already have <%= models.count %> <%= 'model'.pluralize models.count %> in your app. You can generate resources for each one with the following commands.
<strong class="cursor-pointer block mt-2" data-action="click->hidden-input#showContent">Generate resources 👇 (click to reveal)</strong>
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<% models.each do |model| %>
<code class="text-lg"><%= model.to_s %></code>
<div>
<code class="p-1 rounded bg-sky-500 text-white">bin/rails generate avo:resource <%= model.to_s %></code>
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<% end %>
</div>
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<% else %>
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You may generate a resource using the following command:
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<code class="p-1 rounded bg-sky-500 text-white">bin/rails generate avo:resource post</code>
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<% end %>
<p>
<a href="https://docs.avohq.io/2.0/resources.html" target="_blank" title="Avo Resources documentation">Docs</a>
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