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How to use progress_init method of ActiveMocker Package

Best Active_mocker_ruby code snippet using ActiveMocker.progress_init

generate.rb

...11    end12    # @return self13    def call14      clean_up15      progress_init16      active_record_models_with_files.each do |model, file|17        write_file(model, file)18        progress.increment19      end20      display_errors.display_errors21      self22    end23    def active_record_models24      @active_record_models ||= active_record_models_with_files.map(&:first)25    end26    private27    attr_reader :display_errors, :progress28    def check_directory!(type)29      value = config.send(type)30      if value.nil? || value.empty?31        raise_missing_arg(type)32      end33    end34    def raise_missing_arg(type)35      raise ArgumentError, "#{type} is missing a valued value!"36    end37    def write_file(model, file)38      writer = FileWriter.new(39        model: model,40        file: file,41        display_errors: display_errors,42        config: config,43        model_names: model_names)44      writer.write!45    end46    def progress_init47      @progress = config.progress_class.create(active_record_models.count)48    end49    def model_names50      @model_names ||= active_record_models.map(&:name)51    end52    def active_record_models_with_files53      @active_record_models_with_files ||= models_paths.map do |file|54        model = constant_from(model_name_from(file))55        [model, file] if model56      end.compact57    end58    def models_paths59      @models_paths ||= Dir.glob(config.single_model_path || File.join(config.model_dir, "**/*.rb"))60    end...

progress_init

Using AI Code Generation

1  def progress=(value)2  def progress_bar=(value)3    @progress_bar = ProgressBar.create(title: 'ActiveMocker', total: 10)4  def progress_bar_log(message)5  def progress_bar_title(title)

progress_init

Using AI Code Generation

1ActiveMocker.progress(45)2ActiveMocker.progress(45)3ActiveMocker.progress(45)4ActiveMocker.progress(45)5ActiveMocker.progress(45)6ActiveMocker.progress(45)7ActiveMocker.progress(45)8ActiveMocker.progress(45)9ActiveMocker.progress(45)10ActiveMocker.progress(45)11ActiveMocker.progress(45)12ActiveMocker.progress(45)13ActiveMocker.progress(45)14ActiveMocker.progress(45)15ActiveMocker.progress(45)16ActiveMocker.progress(45)

progress_init

Using AI Code Generation

1  created_with('1.8.7')2      @attributes ||= HashWithIndifferentAccess.new(id: nil, name: nil, created_at: nil, updated_at: nil).merge(super)3      @types ||= ActiveMocker::Mock::HashProcess.new({ id: Fixnum, name: String, created_at: DateTime, updated_at: DateTime }, method(:build_type)).merge(super)4      @associations ||= { has_many: [], has_one: [], belongs_to: [] }.merge(super)5      @associations_by_class ||= {  }.merge(super)6      @attribute_names ||= %w[ id name created_at updated_at ] .concat(super).uniq7      @model_columns ||= [] .concat(super)8      @enums ||= {  }.merge(super)9      @associations_names ||= { has_many: [], has_one: [], belongs_to: [] }.merge(super)10    def reflect_on_association(association)11    def reflect_on_all_associations(type)12      @columns_hash ||= {}.merge(super)13      @column_names ||= [] .concat(super)14      @enums ||= {  }.merge(super)15      @enum_values ||= {  }.merge(super)16    def enum_value?(enum, value)17      enum_values[enum].include?(value)18    def enum_name(enum, value)19      enum_values[enum].key(value)20    def enum_name?(enum, name)21      enum_values[enum].has_key?(name)

progress_init

Using AI Code Generation

1ActiveMocker.progress_init(1000, 100, 'Creating 1000 records', 'create', 'data.csv', 'User')2ActiveMocker.progress_update(100, 'Creating 100 records', 'create', 'data.csv', 'User')3ActiveMocker.progress_finish('Finished', 'create', 'data.csv', 'User')

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