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Ruby

prateek parasher
prateek parasher
806 Points
Posted by prateek parasher
prateek parasher
806 Points

Ruby on Rails 5 Basics

i need help in this problem

prateek parasher
prateek parasher
806 Points
prateek parasher
prateek parasher
806 Points

We're back in the directory for our vet app... Generate a scaffold for a Pet resource. Pet instances should have a single attribute, name, with a type of string.

3 Answers

Jesse Hancock
Jesse Hancock
4,518 Points
Jesse Hancock
Jesse Hancock
4,518 Points

Eliot's answer is close but it is missing the Pet instance.

bin/rails generate scaffold Pet name:string

This is the correct answer.

Adriana Cabrera
Adriana Cabrera
14,618 Points
Adriana Cabrera
Adriana Cabrera
14,618 Points

This is the answer that works for me

bin/rails generate scaffold Pet name:string

Eliot Ostling
Eliot Ostling
9,599 Points
Eliot Ostling
Eliot Ostling
9,599 Points

This is your question: Generate a scaffold for a Pet resource. Pet instances should have a single attribute, name, with a type of string.

bin/rails generate scaffold name:string

if you're on windows its

ruby bin/rails generate scaffold name:string

As an aside you can create many different attributes that can include integers and even text fields. Hope this helps Cheers