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require 'spec_helper'

feature "User creates an issue", %q{
  As a user
  I want to create an issue
  So that I can track the progress of the issue
} do

  # Acceptance Criteria:

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  validate :has_unique_email_or_username, on: :create

  def has_unique_email_or_username
    if username.nil? && email.nil?
      errors.add(:email, "valid email or username required")
    elsif not email.match(/\A([^@\s]+)@((?:[-a-z0-9]+\.)+[a-z]{2,})\z/)
      errors.add(:email, "please enter a valid email")
    elsif User.where(email: email).count > 0
      errors.add(:email, "that email has already been taken")
    elsif User.where(username: username).count > 0

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  def self.filter(filter_hash, user = nil, sort_column = "height", sort_direction = "desc")
    query_start = "SELECT * FROM mountains "
    query = query_start

    if filter_hash.has_key?(:hiked)
      hike_query = "INNER JOIN trip_mountains ON mountains.id = trip_mountains.mountain_id " + 
        "INNER JOIN trips ON trip_mountains.trip_id = trips.id " +
        "INNER JOIN trip_participations ON trips.id = trip_participations.trip_id " +
        "WHERE trip_participations.user_id = #{user.id} "
      if filter_hash[:hiked] == :hiked

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class MountainsController < ApplicationController
  helper_method :sort_column, :sort_direction
  before_filter :authorize, only: :edit

  def new
    @mountain = Mountain.new
  end

  def edit
    @mountain = Mountain.find(params[:id])

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require 'date'

class Officiant
  def willing_to_officiate_wedding?(groom, bride, date, location)
    if busy?(date)
      return false
    end
    if too_far?(location)
      return false
    end

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# The following is a Rails validation method on a model object
# Validations are pieces of code that ensure the data passed in to a model matches a defined set of rules
#   ex. presence, uniqueness, within a certain range

# The validation should ensure the following constraints are met:

# 1. 
# min_cash_pct:
#    Allow null: no
#    Value range: 0 to 100