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= Addresses
This project rocks and uses MIT-LICENSE.
It allows you use these models:
* Country
* State (belongs to country)
* City (belongs to State)
* Neighborhood (belongs to city)
* Address (Belongs to Neighborhood and City, because neighborhood is not required)
== Installation
=== Rails 5
This version requires Ruby >= 2.2 for older ruby versions add to your Gemfile "gem 'addresses', '0.0.9'".
Add this code to your Gemfile:
gem 'addresses', '~> 1.0.0'
=== Rails <= 4
Add this code to your Gemfile:
gem 'addresses', '0.0.9'
After this, add this line to your routes:
mount Addresses::Engine => "/addresses"
Copy migrations to your project and execute than to create tables in your database:
rake addresses:install:migrations
rake db:migrate
If you want populate Contries, States (Brazilian only), Cities (Brazilian only) and Neighborhoods (Brazilian only) use this command:
rake addresses
Now you can test in console if everything are working:
Addresses::Contry.count
Use these models in your project as:
address = Addresses::Address.new
address.street = "Street name"
address.number = "Number"
address.complement = "Complement of address"
address.zipcode = "zipcode"
address.city = Address::City.find(city_id)
address.neighborhood = Address::Neighborhood.find(neighborhood_id)
address.save
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