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= dm-timestamps
DataMapper plugin which adds "magic" to created_at, created_on, et cetera.
= Using
This plugin works by looking for the "created_at," "updated_at," "created_on" and "updated_on" properties. If they exist, it does the right thing by setting them or updating them. The *at properties should be of type DateTime, while the *on properties should be of type Date.
Alternatively, you can have all of this setup for you if you use the "timestamps" helper:
timestamps :at # Add created_at and updated_at timestamps :on # Add created_on and updated_on timestamps :created_at, :updated_on # Add these only
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