Question

I have the following models

Models

Job
  belongs_to :company
Company
  has_many :jobs

Right now I select all the Jobs which have an accepted Company using the following method:

def self.with_accepted_company
  Job.all.reject {|job| job.company.state != "accepted" }
end

But I would like to use scope for that and use it with other scopes. Is this possible to write that scope in the Job model?

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Solution

I would do something like this (from http://guides.rubyonrails.org/active_record_querying.html)

class Job
  scope :accepted_with_active_company, ->() {
    joins(:company).where('companies.state' => "accepted") 
  }
end

OTHER TIPS

Here's an alternative syntax for the where clause:

class Job
  scope :accepted_with_active_company, ->() {
    joins(:company).where(companies: { state: 'accepted' }) 
  }
end
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