Rails n00b question. I am creating a plain old Ruby object in Rails. But I am not sure if there is a standard location in the app that I should put this object.
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Rails n00b question. I am creating a plain old Ruby object in Rails. But I am not sure if there is a standard location in the app that I should put this object.
Thanks
Several choices, but the
libdirectory is the most common.If you need to initialize the code, the most common place is
config/initializers.So you might have:
and:
contains your ruby code.
contains code that initializes your stuff, whatever Ruby files that are found in
config/initializersare run when Rails boots up.