Implement some simple web services (with, someday, a UI) for location-based task management.
Projects act as a container for tasks. They mark out an area (via north, south, east, and west) where work needs to be done.
The projects api is some straightforward CRUD. Until we can get some docs written, see spec/requests/projects_spec.rb for sample usage.
Tasks are individual work items within a project. They either have a lat and lon value (which means they happen at that point) or no spatial location (which means their use is self-evident)
The tasks api is, again, straightforrward CRUD. It is nested as a member api of projects. See spec/requests/tasks_spec.rb for sample usage.
The Project and Task models make use of as much of the ActiveRecord API as I could rasonably justify.
#to_paramoverride to get permalinks out of path/url helpers- Custom validation methods
- Scopes (both via the
scopemacro and class methods) - Declaring inversions of associations to avoid extra DB lookups when following from an association back to the parent/original
The controllers are boring, dumb, nearly mechanical. Devoid of anything resembling business logic beyond shuttling input to models and back. Exactly as they should be.
Code coverage is somewhere north of 90%. The few bits of more complicated code see multiple avenues to testing beyond simply enough to make the lines green.
Total time spent so far is about four hours.