Is there any possibility to properly convert ActiveRecord table name to model class name? I have found one hack
def model_for_table(table_name)
table_name.classify.constantize
end
but since we use set_table_name for many of our models this wont work. Is there any way to do开发者_Go百科 it?
I did it!
This returns a hash in the form of "table_name" => "model_class_name".
Hash[ObjectSpace.enum_for(:each_object, class << ActiveRecord::Base;
self; end).to_a.reject{|c| c == ActiveRecord::Base}.collect{
|c| [c.table_name, c.name]}]
EDIT: Better version (works with Rails 3 only):
Hash[ActiveRecord::Base.send(:descendants).collect{|c| [c.table_name, c.name]}]
Please note not all your model classes are always loaded. To load them all before creating such a hash do this:
Dir.foreach("#{RAILS_ROOT}/app/models") { |f| require f if f =~ /.*\.rb/ }
Nice.
ObjectSpace.each_object(Class).select{ |klass|
klass < ActiveRecord::Base
}.index_by(&:table_name)
It is not the fastest thing in the world though
Can do like this in rails 3:
ActiveRecord::Base.descendants.collect{|c| [c.table_name, c.name]}
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