@@ -4,18 +4,37 @@ This NamedScope behavior for CakePHP allows you to define named scopes for a mod and then apply them to any find call. It will automagically create a model method, and a method for use with the _findMethods property of the model. +NamedScope is now packaged as a plugin, so as to allow easier management - particularly with Git submodules - and to support tests. + Get it from [http://github.com/joelmoss/cakephp-namedscope](http://github.com/joelmoss/cakephp-namedscope) or [http://developwithstyle.com](http://developwithstyle.com) Borrowed from an original idea found in Ruby on Rails, and a first attempted for Cake by Michał Szajbe [http://github.com/netguru/namedscopebehavior](http://github.com/netguru/namedscopebehavior) +### Install: + +Just create a 'named_scope' directory in your app/plugins directory, and drop these files and directories into it. + +If your application is managed via Git, you can use NamedScope as a submodule. Just cd into your app directory, and run: + + git submodule add git://github.com/joelmoss/cakephp-namedscope.git plugins/named_scope + +Once the submodule is added we need to register this submodule using `init`: + + git submodule init + +From now on we can update all the submodules using the following command: + + git submodule update + + ### Example: I have a User model and want to return only those which are active. So I define this in my model: var $actsAs = array( - 'NamedScope' => array( + 'NamedScope.NamedScope' => array( 'active' => array( 'conditions' => array( 'User.is_active' => true README.md 50f83c656904ab94af9a9ec84c2c4dafc220c52c Joel Moss joel@developwithstyle.com http://github.com/joelmoss/cakephp-namedscope/commit/b47e365cd84dfdf036ca7d688772dfa0eddb6a34 b47e365cd84dfdf036ca7d688772dfa0eddb6a34 2008-12-11T01:13:36-08:00 2008-12-11T01:13:36-08:00 Updated Readme c9ec49ceccb45617246562153dd403038911efee Joel Moss joel@developwithstyle.com