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class CreateSettings < ActiveRecord::Migration def self.up create_table :settings do |t| t.string :site_name t.string :site_tagline t.boolean :enable_comments_in_pages, default: false t.boolean :disable_blog, default: false t.string :blog_name t.string :blog_tagline t.boolean :enable_comments_in_blog, default: true t.timestamps end Setting.create_translation_table! :site_name => :string, :site_tagline => :string, :blog_name => :string, :blog_tagline => :string # normally it's not a good idea to populate a table in the migration but I think this is an exception Setting.create([ { site_name: 'Name of the web site', site_tagline: 'A short descriptive sentence', enable_comments_in_pages: false, disable_blog: false, blog_name: 'Name of the blog', blog_tagline: "A short descriptive sentence", enable_comments_in_blog: true } ]) end def self.down drop_table :settings Setting.drop_translation_table! end end
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41 entries across 41 versions & 1 rubygems
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tkh_admin_panel-0.2 | lib/generators/tkh_admin_panel/create_or_update_migrations/templates/create_settings.rb |