Winifred Irarrazaval - Grocery-Store - Octos#23
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…nalize arrays of OBJECTS (instances of my class) so I could compare and analize. I used a class in another class
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| module Grocery | ||
| class Order | ||
| attr_reader :id, :products | ||
| attr_accessor :id, :products |
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I'm curious why you chose to make these attr_accessors instead of attr_readers. As far as I can tell, you don't set these values anywhere outside this class, nor should you given the spec.
Leaving it an attr_reader is a safety measure, so that if you accidentally do something like if order.id = 3 (using = instead of ==), ruby will give you a big error instead of doing the wrong thing.
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| def add_product (product_name, product_price) | ||
| if @products.keys.include?(product_name) != true | ||
| @products[product_name] = product_price |
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You don't need the explicit != true in this if statement. You could instead say:
if !@products.keys.include?(product_name)
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unless @products.keys.include?(product_name)| products_hash = {} | ||
| order[1].split(';').each do |product| | ||
| array_product_price = product.split(":") | ||
| products_hash[array_product_price[0]] = array_product_price[1] |
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Good work getting this tricky bit of logic figured out.
| attr_accessor :customer, :online_order_id, :products, :fulfillment_status | ||
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| @customer = Customer.find(id) | ||
| @products = products |
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Looks like you're missing a line here. Adding
def initialize(online_order_id, products, id, fulfillment_status)between lines 9 and 10 made everything work out.
| order_id = order[0].to_i | ||
| products_hash = {} | ||
| id = order[2].to_i | ||
| status = order[3].to_sym |
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It might be wise to call the variable on line 24 customer_id, to make it very clear what it is.
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This comment applies to pretty much anywhere you're using the variable id in this file.
| @customer = Customer.find(id) | ||
| @products = products | ||
| @online_order_id = online_order_id | ||
| @fulfillment_status = fulfillment_status |
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Instead of saving the order id and the product list yourself, you should call super and have the initialize method for Order do that work for you.
| if @fulfillment_status == (:pending || :paid ) | ||
| super | ||
| else | ||
| case @fulfillment_status |
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Could you combine the case and the if into one thing here?
| array = Grocery::Order.all | ||
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| array.must_be_instance_of Array | ||
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You should also check that the elements of the array are instances of class Order. If it gave you a bunch of strings or something like that, that would be a bug!
array.must_be_instance_of Array
# Make sure we got the right number of things from the CSV
array.length.must_equal 100
# Make sure everything has been made into an Order
array.each do |order|
order.must_be_instance_of Grocery::Order
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