Abhinay kumar

super neat video about hotwire and for the first time no bugs related to hotwire during the recording(or a sharp video editing) :P. Also, 1.25X speed is the best

This seems promising: https://github.com/adrienpoly/stimulus-flatpickr

+1

instance.send(attachment).path

file_path = k.send(value).path.split('/system', 2).second

I was facing the similar issue and adding the field to to search_data worked for me. In my case I needed to filter records based on institute_id of the creator of a Course.
sharing the solution below:

In course.rb model

# elastic search client to query for partial strings
    searchkick word_middle: [ :name, :description, :instructor_name, :unit_name, :play_list_name ]
    scope :search_import, -> { includes(:creator, :units, :instructors) }

    def search_data
      {
      name: name,
      description: description,
      }.merge(
        unit_name: units.pluck(:'units.name').reject(&:nil?),
        instructor_name: instructors.includes(:teacher).pluck(:'users.name').reject(&:nil?),
        play_list_name: units.includes(:play_lists).pluck(:'play_lists.name').reject(&:nil?),
        institute_id: creator.try(:institute_id)
      )
    end

In my controller:

@items = Searchkick.search search_params[:search], operator: "or",
                                                index_name: [Course],
                                                where:{institute_id: institute_id},
                                                fields: ['name^100', 'instructor_name^100', 'play_list_name^70', 'description^50', 'unit_name^50', 'institute_id^100' ],
                                                match: :word_middle,
                                                misspellings: {below: 5, edit_distance: 2},
                                                page: search_params[:page],
                                                per_page: 20,
                                                order: {_score: :desc}

@Thomas M,

Looks pretty good alternative but I am not very familiar with Go so it might eat some extra time. Is there a Rails way of implementing Streams(Roshi/Go) ?

Hey Adrian and Chris,

I am about to integrate the similar feature(activity feeds) for one of the app, I thought public_activity would be a good choice. Can you please tell me why its not a good chioce. may be I can save myself from some frustration :P

Faced the same isssue, culprit was Turbolinks..be careful with the naming of your "ready" functions and also try not to use the same name everywhere. All you need not use is "turbolinks:load" mostly.

Yeah, I agree..was thinking of something like a 'destroy' command from rails..thanks for the video @excid3:disqus

really like the UI and simplicity of this Gem but yeah i think its too early to adopt..I couldn't find a command to remove all the files it has generated..is there any?

Cool!!, thank you so much, just in the right time. from last few days i was looking for a process to package a javascript lib which i really wanted to have as a gem.