Lets start with code that may go like this:
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :photos
has_many :submitted_photos
has_many :posted_photos
has_many :handshakes, through: :photos
end
class Photo < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :user
end
class PostedPhoto < Photo
has_many :handshakes, inverse_of: :poster, foreign_key: 'poster_id'
end
class SubmittedPhoto < Photo
has_many :handshakes, inverse_of: :submitter, foreign_key: 'submitter_id'
end
class Handshake < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :submitter, class_name: 'SubmittedPhoto'
belongs_to :poster, class_name: 'PostedPhoto'
end
The STI part and associations between photos and handshakes work fine. The problem is getting all user's handshakes through his photos.
Using the code above Rails will obviously complain that model Photo
does not have an association called handshakes
. Is there any facility in AR that would allow me to specify a relation of this kind? If not, what query would you write to get them?
You could use in User
:
has_many :submitted_handshakes, through: :submitted_photos, source: :handshakes
has_many :posted_handshakes, through: :posted_photos, source: :handshakes
I understand this works as is you had:
user.submitted_handshakes ----> user.submitted_photos.handshakes
Obviously handshakes method does not exist in submitted_photos, but AR made this for you by joining tables.
I ended up using the following code, looked like an easiest option to solve this problem.
class User
def handshakes
Handshake.where('submitter_id IN (?) OR poster_id IN (?)', submitted_photo_ids, posted_photo_ids)
end
end
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