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require 'rails/generators/base'
module ActivityNotification
module Generators
# Notification generator to create customizable notification model from templates.
# @example Run notification generator to create customizable notification model
# rails generate activity_notification:models users
class ModelsGenerator < Rails::Generators::Base
MODELS = ['notification', 'subscription'].freeze
desc <<-DESC.strip_heredoc
Create inherited ActivityNotification models in your app/models folder.
Use -m to specify which model you want to overwrite.
If you do no specify a model, all models will be created.
For example:
rails generate activity_notification:models users -m notification
This will create a model class at app/models/users/notification.rb like this:
class Users::Notification < ActivityNotification::Notification
content...
end
DESC
source_root File.expand_path("../../templates/models", __FILE__)
argument :target, required: true,
desc: "The target to create models in, e.g. users, admins"
class_option :models, aliases: "-m", type: :array,
desc: "Select specific models to generate (#{MODELS.join(', ')})"
class_option :names, aliases: "-n", type: :array,
desc: "Select model names to generate (#{MODELS.join(', ')})"
# Create notification model in application directory
def create_models
@target_prefix = target.blank? ? '' : (target.camelize + '::')
models = options[:models] || MODELS
model_names = options[:names] || MODELS
models.zip(model_names).each do |original_name, new_name|
@model_name = new_name.camelize
template "#{original_name}.rb",
"app/models/#{target}/#{@model_name.underscore}.rb"
end
end
# Shows readme to console
def show_readme
readme "README" if behavior == :invoke
end
end
end
end
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