Does not support :defaults and :class_name at same time about rails-settings

[ledermann]

Sorry, for delay - but what about this:

class Project < ActiveRecord::Base
  has_settings :info, :class_name => 'ProjectSettingObject' do |s|
    s.key :dashboard, :defaults => { :theme => 'blue', :view => 'monthly', :filter => false }
    s.key :calendar,  :defaults => { :scope => 'company'}
  end
end

IMHO it's already possible. Maybe I don't understand your intention. Feel free to enhance your PR #58 with an additional test. BTW, your PR currently breaks the tests.

[frostblooded]

I have stumbled with this issue also. Yes, it is possible the way you are showing it, but it would be nice of a key can have a separate class name like this:

has_settings do |s|
  s.key :call, defaults: { interval: '15' }
  s.key :shift, defaults: { start: '12:00', end: '13:00' },
                class_name: 'SiteTimeSettingObject'
end

[eduanttunes]

@frostblooded @ledermann it doesn't work... how to set multiple keys, defaults and class names?

I need something like:

has_settings :class_name => 'Class_One' do |s|
s.key :appointment, :defaults => { :time => '01:00', :price => '100.00' }
end

has_settings :class_name => 'Class_Two' do |s|
s.key :website, :defaults => { :about_text => 'Coming soon.', :color => '#d5dadc' }
end

But the second has_settings overrides the first. I have to use different classes to validate.

[ignaciodm]

@eduanttunes How did you solve this issue?

@ledermann Any update on this?

Thanks guys