simple_search 0.1.0 → 0.1.1
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- data/VERSION +1 -1
- data/lib/simple_search/search.rb +3 -3
- data/simple_search.gemspec +1 -1
- metadata +2 -2
data/VERSION
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0.1.
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data/lib/simple_search/search.rb
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#
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# == Dates/DateTimes
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# * +gipe+ - Supplied value
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# * +gipe+ - Supplied value can be a String, Date or DateTime. This method will always search on
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# a range against a datetime column.
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# If a string, it will be parsed to a Date or DateTime, depending on the type of column it is
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# == Associations
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# When you pass a list of associations to SimpleSearch::Search#new (in the
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# When you pass a list of associations to SimpleSearch::Search#new (in the <tt>:search_associations</tt>
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# option) SimpleSearch will add methods for that association as well. These work as you might expect,
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# so a <tt>:search_association => [:manufacturer, :owner, :users]</tt> on a model that +belongs_to+ a
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# manufacturer and owner, and +has_many+ users will gain methods like users_first_name_starts_with and
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end
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# Runs the current search against the database, returning all results, or paginated
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# results, depending on whether a
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# results, depending on whether a <tt>:page</tt> parameter has been received (and, of course,
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# whether your model responds to paginate). All other options are passed through to the
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# paginate/find call.
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def search(args = {})
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data/simple_search.gemspec
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