问题
I'm trying to get custom relationship names to work in Mongo.
A "collage" is a BSON document filled with BSON fields that are Work Ids. Here's what's in the database for "collage":
Collage.create(slide_one: client.work.first.id, slide_two: client.work.second.id, slide_three: client.work.third.id)
So, a collage is mongo record full of work Ids. I'd like to be able to write @collage.work_one or @collage.slide_one.work_one, or @collage.slide_one.work to get to the Work I want.
Custom naming these associations is proving fruitless. So far I've tried two things:
This is how it seems to say to do it on the mongo website, but when I set it up and call @collage.work_one.inspect I get nil. http://mongoid.org/docs/relations.html (bottom of page)
collage.rb
has_one :work_one, class_name: 'Work', inverse_of: :slide_one
work.rb
belongs_to :slide_one, class_name: 'Collage', inverse_of: :work_one
@collage.work_one.inspect literally just prints out "nil"
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I also tried
collage.rb
has_one :work_one, class_name: 'Work', as: :work_oneable
work.rb
belongs_to :work_oneable
But that gives me:
uninitialized constant WorkOneable
Any help or ideas much appreciated!
回答1:
I believe your class declaration is correct (the first one). However, you should use the actual objects instead of id when assigning the fields, like this:
Collage.create(slide_one: client.work.first, slide_two: client.work.second, slide_three: client.work.third)
Hope that helps.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9201263/custom-rails-mongoid-relationship-names-not-working