Module: Arturo

Defined in:
lib/arturo/feature.rb,
lib/arturo.rb,
lib/arturo/engine.rb,
lib/arturo/version.rb,
lib/arturo/middleware.rb,
lib/arturo/feature_caching.rb,
lib/arturo/no_such_feature.rb,
lib/arturo/special_handling.rb,
lib/arturo/controller_filters.rb,
lib/arturo/feature_management.rb,
lib/arturo/feature_availability.rb,
lib/arturo/feature_params_support.rb,
app/helpers/arturo/features_helper.rb,
lib/generators/arturo/assets_generator.rb,
lib/generators/arturo/routes_generator.rb,
lib/generators/arturo/migration_generator.rb,
app/controllers/arturo/features_controller.rb,
lib/generators/arturo/initializer_generator.rb

Overview

TODO: this doesn’t do anything radically out of the ordinary.

Are there Rails 3 patterns/mixins/methods I can use
to clean it up a bit?

Defined Under Namespace

Modules: ControllerFilters, FeatureAvailability, FeatureCaching, FeatureManagement, FeatureParamsSupport, FeaturesHelper, SpecialHandling Classes: AssetsGenerator, Engine, Feature, FeaturesController, InitializerGenerator, Middleware, MigrationGenerator, NoSuchFeature, RoutesGenerator

Constant Summary collapse

VERSION = 
'2.5.0'

Class Method Summary collapse

Class Method Details

.feature_enabled_for?(feature_name, recipient) ⇒ true, false

Quick check for whether a feature is enabled for a recipient.

Parameters:

  • feature_name (String, Symbol)
  • recipient (#id)

Returns:

  • (true, false) —

    whether the feature exists and is enabled for the recipient



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# File 'lib/arturo.rb', line 15

def feature_enabled_for?(feature_name, recipient)
  f = self::Feature.to_feature(feature_name)
  f && f.enabled_for?(recipient)
end