LICENSE
This is licensed under the ruby license.
Author: Zach Dennis
Web Site: http://www.continuousthinking.com/tags/arext
Email: zach.dennis@gmail.com
ActiveRecord::Extensions 0.8.2
March 16th, 2009
- Rails 2.3.1 and 2.3.2 compatibility added
- Rails 2.1.2 and 2.2.2 compatibility preserved
AciveRecord::Extensions 0.7.0
July 20th, 2007
- Fixes timezone issue (thanks Michael Flester)
- Adds better finder and import support for Oracle (thanks Michael Flester)
- Committed patch to fix MySQL query padding, thanks to Gabe da Silveira
- Added functionality for MySQL to work with created_on, created_at, updated_on or updated_at fields
- Added more test coverage for import functionality
ActiveRecord::Extensions 0.6.0
May 5th, 2007
- Fixed bug with URI escaped strings and the Comparison better finder extension
- Added support for arrays with the Like better finder extension when using the '_contains' suffix
- Added 'synchronize' support for ActiveRecord::Base instances when using Import functionality
ActiveRecord::Extensions 0.5.2
March 14th, 2007
- Fixed Rubyforge bug #8996 by renaming alias in finders.rb to the ActiveRecord::Base#quote method
ActiveRecord::Extensions 0.5.1
March 14th, 2007
- Released as a rubygem
- Added a .gemspec file
ActiveRecord::Extensions 0.5.0
March 13th, 2007
- Added Time based query support which works on ActiveRecord columns which match a type supported by :datetime
ActiveRecord::Extensions 0.4.0
February 11th, 2007
- Added to_csv functionality
- Added temporary table support (MySQL)
- Added foreign key support (MySQL)
- Updated tests to keep schema information. Test database will automatically rebuild themselves if they are out of sync
- Added dependency for Mocha 0.4.0 or higher for tests
ActiveRecord::Extensions 0.3.0
December 29th, 2006
- Updates to the lib/ directory structure to avoid namespace issues.
- Updates to the Rakefile to run an external ruby process for tests rather then the same
ruby process that runs the rake tasks
ActiveRecord::Extensions 0.2.0
December 22nd, 2006
- Updates to_csv method for arrays returned by ActiveRecord::Base.find
- Adds does_not_match suffix for regular expression based conditions, ie: :field_does_not_match => /regex/
- Adds not_between suffix for ange based conditions, ie: :id_not_between => ( 0 .. 1 )
- Adds SQLite and SQLite3 support for better finders.
- Updates rake tasks for sqlite and sqlite3.
- Added rake tasks to use database migrations rather then raw SQL schema files.
ActiveRecord::Extensions 0.1.0
December 16th, 2006
- Adds to_csv method to arrays returned by ActiveRecord::Base.find.
- Fixes bug in ActiveRecord::Extensions::Registry when processing key/value pairs where
the order of certain Extensions was not handled correctly due to Hash usage.
- Refactoring of ActiveRecord::Extensions::Registry
- Added more tests for better finder support
ActiveRecord::Extensions 0.0.6
December 5th, 2006
- Added generic support for import functionality for all adapters
- Includes rake testing tasks for postgresql
- Includes postgresql support for all extensions except for full text searching (which is only mysql)
- Refactored directory structure of tests, import functionality and fulltext functionality
ActiveRecord::Extensions 0.0.5
October 20th, 2006.
- Fixes two bugs which broke normal ActiveRecord behavior
- Fully complaint with Rails 1.1.0 thru 1.1.6 (and all ActiveRecord versions released with those)
- Inlcudes new Rakefile
- Includes rake task "test:mysql" which allows ActiveRecord::Extensions to be tested with mysql
- Includes rake test "test:activerecord:mysql" which allows ActiveRecord's tests to be tested with the
ActiveRecord::Extensions library
ActiveRecord::Extensions 0.0.4
August 26th, 2006. Released at RubyConf*MI.
September 24th, 2006, Rubyforge release.
ActiveRecord::Extensions 0.0.3
Released.... ????
- the project has been named ActiveRecord::Extensions.
ActiveRecord::Optimizations 0.0.2
July 20th, 11:27pm, Zach Dennis
This includes some of the optimizations for the ActiveRecord::Base. This release only supports the MysqlAdapter, although other adapters will be supported in upcoming releases.
HOW-TO USAGE
Require the two files in the lib/ directory and then create records using:
Model.create array_of_hashes
Example:
class LogEntry < ActiveRecord::Base ; end
LogEntry.import [ { :log_entry_name=>"Name" }, {:log_entry_name=>"Name2"}, ... ], :optimize=>true
Using the optimized create method will return the number of inserts performed, rather then an array of LogEntry objects. This currently skips model validation.
CHANGELOG
0.0.2
- add some documentation to the updated methods for ActiveRecord and MysqlAdapter
- renamed the create optimizatin to import. Multi-value inserts can be obtained using ActiveRecord::Base.import
0.0.1
- introduced updates to ActiveRecord::Base.create to support multi-value inserts
UPCOMING
- model validation on imports
- postgresql support for imports
- ability to use regular expressions for db searches
- ability to use db functions
- temporary table support
- memory table support
- complex update with on duplicate key update support
