BJ Neilsen localshred
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/ sql_like.rb
Created
October 29, 2009 03:55
It always bugged me that there isn't really a "rails-style" way to do like syntaxes with active record. So, one day while building a keyword search on the users table, I decided to roll my own. I've thought about making this more ActiveRecord friendly, bu
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| # Build a condition array from the provided keywords and a specific set of fields to search on | |
| # Take out any keywords that are 2 chars or less | |
| def self.find_by_keywords(keywords) | |
| # Columns to do keyword searching on | |
| fields = %w{ user_name email } | |
| # Strip all words 2 chars or less, then split into an array | |
| keywords = keywords.gsub(/\b\S{1,2}\b/, "").strip.downcase.split(/\s+/) | |
| unless (keywords.nil? || keywords.empty?) |
localshred
/ git-workflow.sh
Created
October 16, 2009 05:34
My simple git workflow for using topic branches
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| # This is a simple descriptor on how I do topic development using git | |
| # Some of the commands are java flavored (like ant), | |
| # but that doesn't mean you can't use this with other languages. | |
| # Step 1 - Synchronize master. | |
| # 1.1 - Checkout master branch | |
| # 1.2 - Get changes from origin | |
| git checkout master | |
| git pull |
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