Now works for both Mongoid and Mongo_Mapper!
In console:
gem install mongo_followable
or in Gemfile:
gem 'mongo_followable'
To make model followable you need to include Mongo::Followable into your model; You also need to include Mongo::Follower in your follower model:
class User include Mongoid::Document #for Mongo_Mapper users, this line of code should be include MongoMapper::Document include Mongo::Followable include Mongo::Follower end class Group include Mongoid::Document #for Mongo_Mapper users, this line of code should be include MongoMapper::Document include Mongo::Followable end
Now you can set configuration for mongo_followable in environment/*.rb:
# Note: for current version, you can only set the config once(first time the application is created). # This should be fixed in next version. config.mongo_followable = { :authorization => false, :history => false } # this is default value
Now you can set authorization:
current_user.set_authorization('user', 'game') # now current_user cannot follow User and Game model current_user.unset_authorization('User', 'Game')
And then you can follow and unfollow:
@group = Group.new @group.save current_user.follow(@group) current_user.unfollow(@group) current_user.unfollow_all current_user.follow(*array_of_objects_to_follow) # follow an array of objects current_user.unfollow(*array_of_objects_to_follow) # unfollow
or,
@group.unfollowed(current_user) @group.unfollowed_all
It’s also possible to pass a block:
current_user.follow(u1, u2, u3, u4...) { |user| user.name == 'Jeremy Lin' } current_user.unfollow(u1, u2, u3, u4...) { |user| user.followee_of? @kobe_bryant } @group.unfollowed(u1, u2, u3...) { |user| user.ever_follow.include? @some_user }
You can also judge whether a model is a follower of another model or a model is a followee of another model:
current_user.follower_of?(@group) current_user.followee_of?(@group)
or whether a model is following some other model and vice versa:
current_user.following? @group.followed?
Moreover, it’s easy to get a model’s follower/followee count:
current_user.followers_count current_user.followees_count
Of course, you can get a list of followers/followees:
User.followers_of(@group) User.followees_of(@group) @group.all_followers @user.all_followees
Getting a model’s followers/followees by type is also possible:
@group.followers_by_type("user") @user.followees_by_type("group")
Dealing with model names:
@group.followers_by_type("user") @group.followers_by_type("User") @group.followers_by_type("user_post") # both are fine @user.followees_by_type("GroupPost")
And their count:
@group.followers_by_type("user") @group.followers_count_by_type("user") @user.followees_by_type("group") @user.followees_count_by_type("group")
You can also get a model’s follow/followed history:
@user.ever_follow @group.ever_followed
Another feature is to get a list of models which has the most followers/followees:
User.with_max_followees User.with_min_followees User.with_max_followees_by_type('group') User.with_min_followees_by_type('group') Group.with_max_followers Group.with_min_followers Group.with_max_followers_by_type('user') Group.with_min_followers_by_type('user')
Now you can tell if two models have some common followers/followees by following methods:
@user.common_followees?(@another_user) @user.common_followers?(@group)
And see what the common followers/followees are:
@user.common_followees_with(@another_user) @user.common_followers_with(@group)
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Any bug or issue, please send me an email: [email protected]
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inter-models followable #FINISHED#
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divide into two parts: followable(being followed) and follower(following others) #FINISHED#
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following history/followed history #FINISHED#
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most/least followed/following #FINISHED
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add authorization to followable models #FINISHED#
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common followers/followees #FINISHED#
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add support for mongo_mapper in next version #FINISHED#
!!If you have any advice, plese do not hesitate to tell me!!
Thanks the author(s) of acts_as_followable, you can find this gem here
Thanks the author(s) of voteable_mongo, you can find this gem here
Copyright © Jie Fan. See LICENSE.txt for further details.