[Rails] "pry-rails" that can be used when saving with the create method

Background

I was addicted to saving the model while creating the portfolio. I made a note of it because it was solved by using a gem called "pry-rails".

controller

I made the following code and method.

`records_controller.rb`


class User::RecordsController < User::Base

##Omission...

  def create
    @record = current_app_user.records.build(record_params)
    if @record.save
      flash[:success] = 'Entered successfully'
      redirect_to user_root_url
    else
      flash.now[:danger] = 'Did not enter successfully'
      render :new
    end
  end

##Omission...

  private def record_params
    params.require(:record).permit(
      :material,
      :study_date,
      :study_hour,
      :study_minute,
      :memo,
    )
  end
end

model

Model name: record The columns are as follows.

["id", :integer]
["material", :string] #I want to put teaching materials
["study_date", :date] #I want to put a date
["study_hour", :integer] #I want to put in study time
["study_minute", :integer] #I want to put in study time (minute)
["memo", :string] #I want to put a memo
["app_user_id", :integer]
["created_at", :datetime]
["updated_at", :datetime]

Solution procedure

Added the following to the Gemfile

`Gemfile.`


group :development, :test do
  gem 'pry-rails'
end

Bundle install in terminal

$bundle install

Added to Create Method

`records_controller.rb`


class User::RecordsController < User::Base

##Omission...

  def create
    binding.pry #Add this one! !!
    @record = current_app_user.records.build(record_params)
    if @record.save

##Omission...

Then try saving. Then the GUI goes into a standby state Command line operation is possible on the terminal. The screen below is displayed.

From: /apps/study-meter/app/controllers/user/records_controller.rb:20 User::RecordsController#create:

    19: def create
 => 20:   binding.pry
    21:   @record = Record.new(record_params)
    22:   if @record.save
    23:     flash[:success] = 'Entered successfully'
    24:     redirect_to user_root
    25:   else
    26:     flash.now[:danger] = 'Did not enter successfully'
    27:     render :new
    28:   end
    29: end
[1] pry(#<User::RecordsController>)>

Now enter params. Then

[1] pry(#<User::RecordsController>)> params
=> <ActionController::Parameters {"authenticity_token"=>"y5Y+hutJRPbyX9VM0lpiIax4hfeF5TXoykVL35fLQV727TmH/+/f/qncyRtDaANL1h5kqIOErcrGRhfCYuYCKg==", "record"=>{"study_date"=>"2020-07-14", "memo"=>"Japanese history", "study_hour"=>"0", "study_minute"=>"3"}, "commit"=>"Post", "host"=>"study-meter.com", "controller"=>"user/records", "action"=>"create"} permitted: false>

If you look at this, you can see what value you were trying to put in which column. I was trying to put a memo in the "memo" column, and I was trying to put "Japanese history" in the material column.

Even so, Japanese history is included in the memo column, and no input is made in the material column in the first place. There, I notice that it is "funny".

Because material had a not null constraint "The material is not nil, but what does it mean to try to save it as nil?" The save probably didn't work.

・ The method should be fine -Unintended column You are trying to enter an unintended column

From this point, I was able to find out that the way to write the view form is strange. Sure enough, the code there was strange, so I fixed it and solved it.