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rom-rails-skeleton

This is a skeleton of a rails app that uses following gems:

  • rom for persistence
  • rom-sql adapter for sqlite db
  • rom-repository for extracting structs from db
  • database_cleaner for, well, cleaning the db (in test mode)
  • dry-container for application IoC container
  • dry-auto_inject for auto-DI from the container
  • rspec for tests
  • figaro for setting up env vars in test and development mode

Important places

  • config/initializer/rom.rb is where we configure ROM
  • config/initializer/my_app.rb is where we configure our app container
  • lib/my_app a simple app container which also has access to Rails.application

TODO

  • add controller with some views and a capybara spec
  • show how to use dry-auto_inject

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rom-rails-skeleton's Issues

Trading one global for another

In the Rails >> Setup documentation for ROM you say:

Accessing the global container directly is considered as a bad practice. The recommended way is to use a DI mechanism to inject specific ROM components as dependencies into your objects. See rom-rails-skeleton for an example of such setup.

However, it appears that you are only substituting the global singleton MyApp.instance for Rom.env. How is this not just another global container?

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