Just got the Merit gem up and running with my rails 4 app.
So far, a user receives the first badge upon creating a subarticle.
The second badge I am trying to award is when that subarticle actually gets approved, which can only be done by an admin. I have tried using subarticle#update
as the action, but it is not awarding the user the badge. Maybe it has to do with the admin updating the subarticle from the admin panel (rails admin gem)?
Here is my badge in the initializer:
Merit::Badge.create!(
id: 2,
name: "Serious Writer",
description: "Things are gettin' serious! You have successfully written an approved article."
)
and here are the rules:
grant_on ['subarticles#update','subarticles#destroy'], badge_id: 2, badge:'serious writer', to: :user, temporary: true do |subarticle|
subarticle.user.subarticles.approved.count >= 1
end
Any suggestions? Still new to this gem so maybe its a simple mistake.
What is your setup like for approving article? You could do it in your controllers, but I'd prefer to keep them skinny and have the logic done in your fat models.
Please note, there are other ways to do this but here's what I have done in the past.
class Subarticles < ActiveRecord::Base
...
after_update :provide_badge_when_approved
private
def provide_badge_when_approved
self.user.add_badge(2) if (self.approved_changed? && self.approved == true)
end
...
end