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Overwriting existing controllers when generating a resource limits the utility of the gem. It makes it much more difficult to add Graphiti to an existing application.
Pain point
Adding Graphiti to an existing application with generate graphiti:resource [RESOURCE_NAME] --model=[MODEL_NAME] overwrites the existing controller. You can skip the overwrite, but then the controller code must be written by hand. Also, if you use destroy graphiti:resource... it deletes the controller file whether the generator initially overwrote the file or not. This inflexibility also increases the difficulty of calling the generator inside other custom generators.
Suggested solutions:
Break out the responsibilities of the ResourceGenerator into separate generators and create a single scaffold generator which incorporates all of the generators
The scaffold generator could have options to exclude specific generators (e.g. --no-controller)
Instead of overwriting controllers, create separate namespaced controllers specifically for Graphiti. The file structure could be sourced from the namespace recorded in .graphiticfg.yml.
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I''m dealing with the same problem. The workaround I use is overwrite the controller, move the controller to the namespace and then use git checkout to restore the original controller, which is far from ideal.
Overwriting existing controllers when generating a resource limits the utility of the gem. It makes it much more difficult to add Graphiti to an existing application.
Pain point
Adding Graphiti to an existing application with
generate graphiti:resource [RESOURCE_NAME] --model=[MODEL_NAME]
overwrites the existing controller. You can skip the overwrite, but then the controller code must be written by hand. Also, if you usedestroy graphiti:resource...
it deletes the controller file whether the generator initially overwrote the file or not. This inflexibility also increases the difficulty of calling the generator inside other custom generators.Suggested solutions:
ResourceGenerator
into separate generators and create a single scaffold generator which incorporates all of the generators--no-controller
).graphiticfg.yml
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: