I have a Sites table that has columns name, and time. The name does not have to be unique. So for example I may have the entries 'hi.com, 5', 'hi.com, 10', 'bye.com, 4'. I would like to sum up all the unique sites so that i get 'hi.com, 15' and 'bye.com, 4' for plotting purposes. How can I do that? (For some reference I was looking at http://railscasts.com/episodes/223-charts but I couldn't get the following (translated to my table) to work
def self.total_on(date)
where("date(purchased_at) = ?", date).sum(:total_price)
end
nor do I 开发者_StackOverflow中文版really understand the syntax of the 'where("date(purchased_at) = ?", date)
' part.
Thanks for helping a rails newbie!
let's say you have a model called Site, with columns name and time
to do what you want, just say something like
sites = Site.sum(:time, :group => 'name')
this will result a hash like
{"bye.com"=>4, "hi.com"=>15}
then, you can do whatever you want with the hash
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