Ruby on Rails Tuesday, June 12, 2018

p.s The excel template generation is a bit more advanced e.g  does not include Rails cols like id, created_at by default

$ th datashift:generate:excel 

Usage:
  thor datashift:generate:excel -m, --model=MODEL -r, --result=RESULT

Options:
  -m, --model=MODEL                                        # The active record model to export
  -r, --result=RESULT                                      # Create template of model in supplied file
      [--include-rails=INCLUDE_RAILS]                      # Include Rails auto generated columns like :id, created_at, updated_at
  -f, [--force=one two three]                              # Inform datashift of columns that are still call-able even though they're non model methods
  -a, [--associations], [--no-associations]                # Include associations. Can be further refined by :with & :exclude
      [--expand-associations], [--no-expand-associations]  # Expand association data to multiple columns i.e 1 column per attribute

generate a template from an active record model (with optional associations)
 

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