Rescoped

Rescoped allows you to remove specific relations from an activerecord :joins or :includes with some new utilities, remove_includes, remove_joins, and remove_left_outer_joins

Usage

Consider the following scope:

class Photo < ApplicationRecord

  scope :public_api, lambda {
    includes(
      :users,
      :likes,
      :region
    ).viewable.recent
  }
end

Rescoped let's you keep an existing scope but without the same relations structure. Here's an example of keeping the :public_api scope but removing one of the relations from the :includes

```ruby

Avoid an includes(:relation).joins(:relation) and instead restructure as a simple INNER JOIN

Photo.public_api.remove_includes(:region).joins(:region)
```

Some other **simple** examples:

1. Remove any number of relations from `:left_outer_joins`. 

```ruby
Photo.left_outer_joins(:users, :likes, :region).remove_left_outer_joins(:users, :likes)
```

2. Remove a single relations from the `:joins`
```ruby
Photo.joins(:users, :likes).remove_joins(:users)
```

3. The rescoped utilities can be used anywhere in the chain:

```ruby
Photo.includes(:users).left_joins(:regions).viewable.recent.remove_includes(:users)
```

Installation

gem 'rescoped'

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.

Author

Geoff Ereth ([email protected])