poro | Leaguepedia API & Riot League | REST library

Well to fix the Overflow you can wrap your widget in a SingleChildScrollView, anytime you paint more content than the available space on the screen you should use this or a ListView to be able to scroll.

As for the checkbox alongside each tile you were painting the checkbox before the ListView.builder that created each expandedValue so it was just created once for the listTile that contained the listivew and not for each item. Constructing the checkbox inside the listview.builder did the trick for that.

I also added a boolean property to the expandedValue class to be able to check each item individually (IDK if this is the behavior you were seeking).

I prefer to create model objects (not ActiveRecord) for encapsulating domain logic in my code (instead of services). This can be done by including ActiveModel::Model in POROs.

This strategy allows me to keep all of my business logic in my models, and now not all models need to have an associated table. As a plus, I still get all of the goodness like validations and callbacks, and I can also write my test cases like I would for any other model.

In your specific use case, I will create a MuseumObject model class (which may also include the logic for API interaction), and also the thumbnail_url method.

I would just pass it down.

Although you have different modules and folders for POROs and models they're essentially the same thing. The only difference (I assume) is that you models are ActiveRecords and therefore persisted to the database. I worked on plenty of Rails apps in which PORO and models are used in a very similar way and the only difference was the persistence. And how would you get the ip addresse into a model? You would also pass it in because you can't store the whole request.

For example

Thanks to @effprime I rewrote it to this code using len() from https://www.w3schools.com/python/ref_func_len.asp Where I check if it´s 1800 or less characters and when it´s over 1800 it will send output2 and clear it (start another message) 1800 is because I want to keep it under 2000 and there I am sure that it will be less than 2000.

As the order item meta data that you want has not a unique meta key (used multiple times), you will use WC_Order_Item get_formatted_meta_data() method, to get your custom order item meta data formatted in an array, as follows:

You can specify the color of the violin plot in the following ways.

The issue is that sorbet-typed does not include ActiveModel::Model which is just a wrapper around ActiveModel::Validations and a few others. By switching to only using ActiveModel::Validations, the code now passes typed: strict.

The main downside to this is we don't get the nice automatic attribute assignment and still need to use an initializer. Not a big deal, but not perfect.

Maybe you are missing require 'rails_helper' at the top of the spec file? Also did you try to add FactoryBot?

I was looking around in the file activesupport-6.0.3.2/lib/active_support/json/encoding.rb and noticed you can configure which class is used to perform the json encoding. It is currently JSONGemEncoder which is contained within that class.

So I made my own class: