Pipes - Iuliia, Eva, Lindsey, Rebecca - Betsy #66
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Categoriesproducts
…of OrderItems to proceed
Reviews tests
Review model tests
Order merchant view
Fix total cost
fixed all the tests but one
Change layout for 404 page
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This stuff in the <title> tag doesn't seem to have worked - the title of your page is always "Untitled".
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| resources :merchants do |
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All of these resources :merchants blocks could be consolidated.
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Also, many of these routes only work for the currently logged in merchant. To me this implies that the merchant ID in the URL is redundant, and you could take this information from the session instead.
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| @product = Product.find(item.product_id) | ||
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You should be checking the return value of .save here.
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Because this method is used as a controller filter, you don't need the return here - in fact, the return value is never read. Just redirecting is enough to make sure the action won't be run.
| def consoldate_order_items(order_id, product_id, quantity) | ||
| @order_items = OrderItem.where(order_id: order_id) | ||
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| quantity = quantity.to_i |
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I like that you've separated this out into its own method!
This functionality might be a good candidate for a model method, perhaps an instance method on Order. You would have to rework the way you report status to the user a bit.
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| flash[:message] = "Any of required fields can't be empty" |
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This seems like a job for validations. Maybe a Payment needs to be a separate model, and an Order optionally has_one Payment.
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Instead of doing a redirect_to here you should use render, so that data the user has entered will stay in the form to get fixed.
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I very much like the pattern of splitting these tests into 3 sub-categories.
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| #1. gave the order a cart | ||
| OrderItem.first.order_id.wont_equal nil | ||
| #2. set the session order id |
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Pro tip: you can use ERB in your fixture files!
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