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ActiveRecord is not required, but let me write an example for it.
ActsAsGit.configure do |config|
config.email = 'test@test.com'
config.username = 'testuser'
end
class Post < ActiveRecord::Base
include ActsAsGit
def self.repodir
"posts"
end
def filename
"#{self.id}_body.txt"
end
acts_as_git :body => self.instance_method(:filename)
end
# store
post = Post.new # create the directory `self.repodir` if not exist, and init repo.
post.body = 'content'
post.save # save the content into the file of `#filename`
post.current
=> COMMIT_HASH_HOGE
# load
post = Post.first
puts post.body
=> 'content'
# history
post.body = 'content2'
post.is_changed?
=> true
post.save
post.is_changed?
=> false
post.current
=> COMMIT_HASH_FUGA
puts post.body
=> 'content2'
post.checkout(COMMIT_HASH_HOGE)
puts post.body
=> 'content'
FAQs
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We found that acts_as_git demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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