- Clone this repo
- `cd <repo_name>`
- `bundle install`
- `rails db:{create,migrate,seed}`
2.7.4
5.2.6
This repository is a tool to use in conjunction with the MVC in Action lesson. There are no tests in this repository but you can use localhost:3000
to see what is happening. The models, controllers and views have been set up already. We will be focusing on identifying where we are breaking MVC logic conventions and refactoring to follow MVC logic conventions.
Everything in this repository is set up following the below code snippets. Looking at each of these, identify where MVC logic is being broken and work to correct it.
class Comedian < ApplicationRecord
has_many :specials
def self.average_age
"#{average(:age).round(2)} Years"
end
def average_special_runtime
specials.average(:runtime)
end
end
<% @comedians.each do |comic| %>
<h4><%= comic.specials.count %> Specials</h4>
<% end %>
<h1><%= @comedian.name %></h1>
<% if @comedian.specials > 2 && @longest_special > 20 %>
<p>Average runtime of all this comedian's specials: <%= @average_special_runtime %></p>
<% end %>
class ComediansController < ApplicationController
def index
@comedians = Comedian.all
@average_age = Comedian.average(:age)
end
end
class ComediansController < ApplicationController
def show
@comedian = Comedian.find(params[:id])
@average_special_runtime = @comedian.average_special_runtime.round(2)
@longest_special = @comedian.specials.order(runtime: :desc).first
end
end
For additional guidance you can consider the following rules:
- No query logic in your Controllers or Views; this should live in your Models.
- No data formatting in your Models or Controllers; this should live in your Views.