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I wonder if you've integrated runt into a rails app. I'm trying to figure out how I would combine all of my schedule inputs into a serializable hash to store in an hstore field and then deserialize it to make use of the schedule to check for availability.
Since there are multiple layers to a schedule, as in your example with a north and south expression with multiple dates and exclusions, the complexity is leaving me a bit stumped.
Do you think that it would be a better idea to store all of the elements separately in my database and then interact with each individual element once I retrieve a particular schedule's dates and relevant events?
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I wonder if you've integrated runt into a rails app. I'm trying to figure out how I would combine all of my schedule inputs into a serializable hash to store in an hstore field and then deserialize it to make use of the schedule to check for availability.
Since there are multiple layers to a schedule, as in your example with a north and south expression with multiple dates and exclusions, the complexity is leaving me a bit stumped.
Do you think that it would be a better idea to store all of the elements separately in my database and then interact with each individual element once I retrieve a particular schedule's dates and relevant events?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: