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# config/routes.rb
Rails.application.routes.draw do
  resource :contact_message, only: [:new, :create], path: "/contact", path_names: {new: "/"}
end

# app/controllers/contact_messages_controller.rb
class ContactMessagesController < ApplicationController
  def new
    render locals: {form: ContactMessageForm.new}
  end

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class User < ApplicationRecord
  attribute :otp_secret, :encrypted
end

class EncryptedType < ActiveRecord::Type::Value
  class << self
    memoize def secret_key
      Rails.application.key_generator.generate_key("encrypted_type")
    end
  end

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module Shop
  class Stock
    attr_reader :items

    def self.with(*item_attributes)
      new(
        *item_attributes.map { |attrs| StockItem.new(**attrs) }
      )
    end

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# frozen_string_literal: true

# Glue code that makes hotwire-spark work under Falcon + async-cable.
#
# hotwire-spark assumes Puma + `rails server`:
#   - Hotwire::Spark.enabled? gates install on `defined?(Rails::Server)`,
#     which is only set by `rails s`. Falcon boots through its own CLI.
#   - The cable server is mounted through the router and upgrades via rack
#     hijack + nio4r, which does not cooperate with Falcon's fiber scheduler.
#

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# frozen_string_literal: true

# = Selectable Attributes
#
# Declares attributes that normally come from an associated record, but which
# can instead be loaded in a single +SELECT+ (via a join) alongside the host
# record. This keeps bulk reads (CSV exports, large index pages) free of N+1
# association loads, while individual records still resolve the value by walking
# the association when the joined columns were not selected.
#