README.md

Followability

Implements the social network followable functionality for your Active Record models

Installation

gem 'followability', github: 'nejdetkadir/followability', branch: 'main'

Install the gem and add to the application's Gemfile by executing:

$ bundle add followability

If bundler is not being used to manage dependencies, install the gem by executing:

$ gem install followability

Run the generator for creating database migration and copying localization files.

$ rails g followability:install

Usage

Simply drop in followability to a model:

class User < ActiveRecord::Base
  followability
end

Now, instances of User have followability.

User.followability?
# => true

Following actions

Avaiable methods:

• decline_follow_request_of
• remove_follow_request_for
• send_follow_request_to
• unfollow
• following?
• mutual_following_with?
• sent_follow_request_to?

Usage

@foo = User.first
@bar = User.last

@foo.send_follow_request_to(@bar)
# => true

@foo.sent_follow_request_to?(@bar)
# => true

@bar.decline_follow_request_of(@foo)
# => true

@bar.accept_follow_request_of(@foo)
# => false

@bar.errors.full_messages
# => [...]

@bar.unfollow(@foo)
# => false

@bar.errors.full_messages
# => [...]

@foo.remove_follow_request_for(@bar)
# => false

@foo.errors.full_messages
# => [...]

@foo.mutual_following_with?(@bar)
# => false

@bar.following?(@foo)
# => false

Blocking actions

Avaiable methods:

• block
• unblock
• blocked?
• blocked_by?

Usage

@foo.block(@bar)
# => true

@foo.blocked?(@bar)
# => true

@bar.blocked_by?(@foo)
# => true

@foo.unblock(@bar)
# => true

Common

Avaiable methods:

• myself?

Usage

class User < ActiveRecord::Base
  followability
  
  def follow_request_removed_by_someone(record)
    unless myself?(record)
      # Do something
    end
  end
end

Relations

Avaiable methods:

• follow_requests
• pending_requests
• followerable_relationships
• followable_relationships
• followers
• following
• blocks
• blockers

Usage

@foo.follow_requests
# => [#<Followability::Relationship ...>]

@foo.pending_requests
# => [#<Followability::Relationship ...>]

@foo.followerable_relationships
# => [#<Followability::Relationship ...>]

@foo.followable_relationships
# => [#<Followability::Relationship ...>]

@foo.followers
# => [#<User ...>]

@foo.following
# => [#<User ...>]

@foo.blocks
# => [#<User ...>]

@foo.blockers
# => [#<User ...>]

Callback Methods

Available methods:

• follow_request_sent_to_me
• follow_request_sent_to_someone
• follow_request_accepted_by_me
• follow_request_accepted_by_someone
• follow_request_declined_by_me
• follow_request_declined_by_someone
• follow_request_removed_by_me
• follow_request_removed_by_someone
• followable_blocked_by_me
• followable_blocked_by_someone
• followable_unblocked_by_me
• followable_unblocked_by_someone
• unfollowed_by_me
• unfollowed_by_someone
• followability_triggered

Usage

class User < ActiveRecord::Base
  followability

  def follow_request_sent_to_me(record)
    Notifications::FollowRequestSentToMeJob.perform_later(from_id: record.id)
  end

  def follow_request_sent_to_someone(record); end
  def follow_request_accepted_by_me(record); end
  def follow_request_accepted_by_someone(record); end
  def follow_request_declined_by_me(record); end
  def follow_request_declined_by_someone(record); end
  def follow_request_removed_by_me(record); end
  def follow_request_removed_by_someone(record); end
  def followable_blocked_by_me(record); end
  def followable_blocked_by_someone(record); end
  def followable_unblocked_by_me(record); end
  def followable_unblocked_by_someone(record); end
  def unfollowed_by_me(record); end

  def unfollowed_by_someone(record)
    Followability::RemoveFollowedUserJob.perform_later(user_id: record.id)
  end

  def followability_triggered(record, callback_name); end
end

I18n

---
en:
  followability:
    errors:
      block:
        unblock:
          myself: 'You can not run this action for yourself'
        block:
          myself: 'You can not run this action for yourself'
          blocked_by: 'You can not block to who blocked to you'
          already_blocked: '%{klass} already blocked'
          not_blocked_for_blocking: 'You can not unblock to %{klass} because was not blocked'
      follow:
        unfollow:
          myself: 'You can not run this action for yourself'
          empty_relation: 'You can not unfollow to %{klass} because was not followed'
        decline_follow_request_of:
          myself: 'You can not run this action for yourself'
          empty_relation: 'You can not decline follow request of %{klass} because was not sent'
        accept_follow_request_of:
          myself: 'You can not run this action for yourself'
          empty_relation: 'You can not accept follow request of %{klass} because was not sent'
        remove_follow_request_for:
          empty_relation: 'You can not remove follow request of %{klass} because was not sent'
          myself: 'You can not run this action for yourself'
        send_follow_request_to:
          myself: 'You can not run this action for yourself'
          blocked_by: 'You can not send follow request to who blocked to you'
          following: 'You are already following to %{klass}'
          already_sent: 'You are already sent follow request'
          blocked: 'You can not send follow request to blocked %{klass}'

Mentioned Youtube Video

You can watch @Deanout's Friend Request And Followers - Followability Gem | Ruby On Rails 7 Tutorial Video on Youtube.

Development

After checking out the repo, run bin/setup to install dependencies. Then, run rake test to run the tests. You can also run bin/console for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.

To install this gem onto your local machine, run bundle exec rake install. To release a new version, update the version number in version.rb, and then run bundle exec rake release, which will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and the created tag, and push the .gem file to rubygems.org.

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/nejdetkadir/followability. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the code of conduct.

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.

Code of Conduct

Everyone interacting in the Followability project's codebases, issue trackers, chat rooms and mailing lists is expected to follow the code of conduct.