Nice article, very usefull. In the usage example on method user_authentication, shouldn't it be @user_authentication ||= ::UserAuthenticate.run(session_params)? Or am i mistaken?
user_authentication
@user_authentication ||= ::UserAuthenticate.run(session_params)
Thanks!
Depends on what you have on $LOAD_PATH which in rails can be set up via something like
$LOAD_PATH
config.autoload_paths += %W(#{config.root}/app/services)
on config/application.rb. That being said, ::UserAuthenticate is less ambiguous and faster to load, so good point.
config/application.rb
::UserAuthenticate
If you and/or any reader are into the details, I can't recommend enough Xavier's talks or his post on his new loader Zeitwerk.
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Nice article, very usefull. In the usage example on method
user_authentication, shouldn't it be@user_authentication ||= ::UserAuthenticate.run(session_params)? Or am i mistaken?Thanks!
Depends on what you have on
$LOAD_PATHwhich in rails can be set up via something likeon
config/application.rb. That being said,::UserAuthenticateis less ambiguous and faster to load, so good point.If you and/or any reader are into the details, I can't recommend enough Xavier's talks or his post on his new loader Zeitwerk.