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QUESTION
I have RAILS 6.0.3 running, so I use the webpacker.
When I try to compile the assets with rails assets:precompile in RAILS deveopment mode it runs very well, but when I try to run it in RAILS production mode I got the error message:
Compilation failed: CssSyntaxError: /data/rails-base-dir/jquery-ui.css:1:1: Unknown word
But the file /data/rails-base-dir/jquery-ui.css does not exist ! So there is something wrong with paths/locations...
I have no approach how to fix it.
For installation jquery-ui : I have followed this guide : gist.github.com/.../#jquery-jquery-ui
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-03 at 21:21After somes days to try and work - found a solution. There is one gap that I have in my knowledge. How the webpacker works and how to configure. With RAILS 6 there are a lot of configuration files now switched to javascript style. So Javascript moves to a more important position.
I want to share one really good page that brings more light in more dark webpacker knowledge: Page from Ross Kaffenberger
This page was useful: How to debug webpack on Rails
I found that ./bin/webpack --debug
was compiling the javascript code. And then doing rails assets:precompile
or a rails webpacker:compile
works without failure.
But I did not found out the reason of the initial failure :
Compilation failed: CssSyntaxError: /data/rails-base-dir/jquery-ui.css:1:1: Unknown word
QUESTION
Using the devise_token_auth
gem, I am making a rails-based API in which I am trying to reset my password using email.
On opening the email with reset link, I get this Error:
uninitialized constant DeviseTokenAuth::Concerns::User::BCrypt
The code points to Api::V1::Overrides::PasswordsController#edit
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-29 at 13:04Probably just missing the bcrypt
gem, e.g. add this in your Gemfile:
QUESTION
I'm trying to show the line_items of an order from Solidus into the Items table in my rails app. Previously I saved the orders from Solidus to my "Order" (in my app) table with attribute "order_number"
I need to insert the order_number into the url I'm using for the external call using httparty and loop through all the rows in order_number to show the attributes of each order in my index view. Each order, for example: http://localhost:4000/api/orders/R984044507.json?token=fd5a8b4b294303ad52fcb19a9eaf8bb7325d20a8aa5abbc7 has a structure like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-12 at 23:17You could do something like this:
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