@kaspth/active_record-associated_object
Associate a Ruby PORO with an Active Record class and have it quack like one.
details
- latest
- 1.0.0
- licenses
- MIT
- ruby
- >= 3.0.0
- rubygems
- >= 0
- executables
- none
- native extensions
- none
- platforms
- ruby
links
- homepage
- source_code
- https://github.com/kaspth/active_record-associated_object
- changelog
- https://github.com/kaspth/active_record-associated_object/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
versions
- 1.0.0 Jan 01 2026 gem.coop system
- 0.9.3 Aug 10 2025 gem.coop system
- 0.9.2 Aug 02 2025 gem.coop system
- 0.9.1 Feb 13 2025 gem.coop system
- 0.9.0 Feb 13 2025 gem.coop system
- 0.8.3 Dec 13 2024 gem.coop system
- 0.8.2 Oct 11 2024 gem.coop system
- 0.8.1 May 19 2024 gem.coop system
- 0.8.0 May 13 2024 gem.coop system
- 0.7.1 Jan 24 2024 gem.coop system
- 0.7.0 Jan 07 2024 gem.coop system
- 0.6.0 Dec 18 2023 gem.coop system
- 0.5.2 Nov 13 2023 gem.coop system
- 0.5.1 Nov 05 2023 gem.coop system
- 0.5.0 Nov 04 2023 gem.coop system
- 0.4.1 Oct 31 2023 gem.coop system
- 0.4.0 Sep 27 2022 gem.coop system
- 0.3.0 Sep 25 2022 gem.coop system
- 0.2.0 Apr 21 2022 gem.coop system
- 0.1.0 Apr 20 2022 gem.coop system
usage
- run on your commandline
-
bundle add active_record-associated_object --source "https://beta.gem.coop/@kaspth" - or, put in your Gemfile
-
gem "active_record-associated_object", source: "https://beta.gem.coop/@kaspth"