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Jeff Dickey

@jdickey

:+1: on the idea for traversing routes as part of find-and-document iteration for doc generation. Anything (that doesn’t fundamentally break software) that helps automate documentation is almost by definition a Good Thing. Manual document generation too rarely gets done with any quality

Kai Kuchenbecker

@kaikuchn

Interesting use case, you could open an issue on github and propose this to the team.

thatguysimon

@thatguysimon

@kaikuchn I might even have a go at it myself.. but does it make sense to do it now for 1.3 when 2.0 is already in the horizon?

Paweł Świątkowski

@katafrakt

@yahorbukhta this is an expected error, everything worked

glaszig

@glaszig

hello, somebody here?

Edouard

@inouire_twitter

@JulienITARD_twitter did you have a look that the official doc? https://guides.hanamirb.org/introduction/getting-started/

@glaszig yes ?

glaszig

@glaszig

thanks @kaikuchn for the ostruct pointers a few weeks back. still, i'm looking for a definitve answer to the question if using OpenStruct during runtime still invalidates method cache and/or impairs performance. i'm seeing newer blog post where ostruct is being used during runtime which makes me wonder if something changed.

Sven Schwyn

@svoop

Hi folks! To follow the work on Hanami 2, is the unstable branch the right place to go? https://github.com/hanami/hanami/blob/unstable/hanami.gemspec

thatguysimon

@thatguysimon

@svoop I think the best place would be the public trello board: https://trello.com/b/lFifnBti/hanami-20

Unless you want to see actual code..

Sven Schwyn

@svoop

@thatguysimon Sorry for the confusion, I ment "follow the work on Hanami 2 code" rather than the roadmap on Trello.

thatguysimon

@thatguysimon

Is Hanami participating in Hacktoberfest? https://hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com/

Paweł Świątkowski

@katafrakt

@svoop yes, unstable is where hanami 2 happens

Sebastjan Hribar

@sebastjan-hribar

How would I get the controller for each action?

Sebastjan Hribar

@sebastjan-hribar

The use case for getting the controller info is a before call for each action to see if the user is authorized.

Vítor Avelino

@vitoravelino

hi! anyone knows open source apps that are still being maintained? the ones I find are usually abandoned or stagnant.

Sebastián Delgado

@sebasdeldi

Hi guys

Yuriy Tsemashko

@azzz

Hi there!

Kuchaev Ilya

@Ilya-Kuchaev

The project is somehow alive, but it's not very optimistic )

One year from the latest release!

Viktor

@skcc321

release per year is almost non maintained.

Edouard

@inouire_twitter

Actually the team is working hard on v2

Armin

@wuarmin

Actually the team is working hard on v2

:thumbsup:

Yuriy Tsemashko

@azzz

Hi. Please help me to understand how to organize my architecture better. Imagine I have a feature that requires to touch several repositories, models and so on. For example, I have a function CreateTransaction(from_account, to_account, amount) which does the next things: create debit Transaction on to_account, create credit Transaction of from_account. This operation has some restriction: the amount cannot be 0 or negative, the accounts should be different and so on. So, I need some validations.

The validations are described only in scope of actions (I like having data validations dependent on ,let's say, the protocol level). But of course the CreateTransaction logic must not be implemnted in an action as it might be used from several protocols: from web gui, from json API, from protobuf api and so on

what would be is the right choice of how to implement my CreateTransaction?

as Hanami uses dry-rb a lot, I'm looking at dry-rb gem. I found dry-struct. If I include some validations into my class which extends Dry::Struct, i can build pretty nice business function

But of course I can create just my own class with an instance method "call" and put some if conditions:

class CreateTransactionOperation
def initialize(from, to, amount)
end

def call
return :error_1 if amount <= 0
return :error_2 if from == to

begin_transaction
bla bla bla
bla bla
commit_transaction
end
end

and it will work obviously.

Yuriy Tsemashko

@azzz

but is there a ready-to-use solution?

Brett Dudo

@dudo

Hello, folks! I've been working with hanami-api, and it's getting large. I'd like to move to controllers. Is that pretty straight forward? Anything to add to the initializers to auto require all the controller files?

to clarify, I'd like to do api + controllers

this example in the api readme is the only thing that touches on it get "/users", to: Actions::V1::Users::Index.new

Brett Dudo

@dudo

and where should I call Hanami::Controller.load!?

Brett Dudo

@dudo

tinkering with folder structure

Sebastjan Hribar

@sebastjan-hribar

@azzz we have a similar use case, where we had to implement touching multiple repos, doing some checks, catching exceptions and so forth. We now have all business logic for this in an interactor. For example, a request comes in through ajax to an action that calls this interactor. Have a look here to see how Hanami implements them. I find interactors to be a great way to organize such code.

ilya-jetruby

@ilya-jetruby

Actually the team is working hard on v2

Sure! But why it's like invisible for the others?
https://github.com/hanami/hanami/releases/tag/v2.0.0.alpha1
30 Jan 2019

Yuriy Tsemashko

@azzz

@sebastjan-hribar thanks, I didn't find the interactors before.

Armin

@wuarmin

@azzz also checkout https://dry-rb.org/gems/dry-monads/1.3/.

Brett Dudo

@dudo

when using "actions" with hanami-api, the self.body= setter doesn't seem to work. This works. Feels like I'm not doing something correctly, though

also, I couldn't get validations to work. is the dot syntax correct, or the block syntax? there's competing docs

Brett Dudo

@dudo

if anyone finds this... I ended up just keeping things in config.ru, and it's pretty clean with the serializers

kelvin romero

@_kelvinromero_twitter

Hello everyone. Any of you happen to use some health check gem for Hanami?

Sebastjan Hribar

@sebastjan-hribar

I've recently asked about getting the controller for each action. I need to get controller name, like Task. I couldn't find any other way but to pars Web::Controllers::Task::New for example. Is there a better way?

Edouard

@inouire_twitter

by action you mean route ?

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