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orders = Spree::Order.complete.master_program
puts orders.map(&:user_id).uniq.size
puts orders.sum(:total)

orders = Spree::Order.complete.time_program
puts orders.map(&:user_id).uniq.size
puts orders.sum(:total)

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accounts = [
  ["[email protected]", SecureRandom.hex],
  ["[email protected]", SecureRandom.hex],
]
role = Spree::Role.first
accounts.each do |account|
  email, password = account
  user = Spree::User.create(email: email, password: password)
  role.users << user
  puts "User #{email} - Password #{password}"

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range = 6.months.ago..Time.zone.now

cs = ConsultationSpecialty.find_by_slug("erectile_dysfunction")
with_reco = Consultation.
  includes(:spree_order).where(spree_orders: { first_of_type: true }).
  where(consultation_specialty: cs, recommended_master: true, first_finished_at: range).finished.count
total = Consultation.
  includes(:spree_order).where(spree_orders: { first_of_type: true }).
  where(consultation_specialty: cs, first_finished_at: range).finished.count

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class EnrollmentsExportService

  def self.export_to_excel scope = Enrollment.admin_viewable
    workbook = FastExcel.open
    bold = workbook.bold_cell_format
    worksheet = workbook.add_worksheet
    worksheet.auto_width = true
    enrollments = scope.includes(:program, :doctor, :attendances, patient: [:spree_user], enrollment_payments: [:spree_order], spree_order: [line_items: [variant: [:option_values]]])
    data = self.create_enrollment_lines(enrollments)
    data.each_with_index do |datum, index|

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# Goal: Allow addition of instances to a collection in a factory-built object
# when those instances require references to the parent.
# Typically occurs in Rails when one model has_many instances of another

# See more at:
# http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2937326/populating-an-association-with-children-in-factory-girl

class Factory
  def has_many(collection)
    # after_build is where you add instances to the factory-built collection. 

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Rails Models

Generating models

$ rails g model User

Associations

belongs_to

has_one