Readme for generated directory tree

[swistaczek]

As new user I would like to read some introduction which learn me key concepts behind generated directory tree. Some simple example like super-simple todolist application will be very helpful for newbie.

[solnic]

We should probably just add user docs to dry-rb.org

[timriley]

Agree. @swistaczek, just FYI, docs are still a big to-do for this, but please reach out if you have any questions in the meantime.

[alejandrobabio]

Hi @swistaczek,

A year after your original post, I guess you should be an expert in dry-web-roda or you stopped to use it at all.

A month ago I shared a ToDo app built with dry-web-roda. It is available here, comes with a step by step document and you can see it working here. I don't remember, but I think I took the idea from this issue because I was already liked your post.

In the document you will find:

• The folder structure of a dry-web-roda app
• DB migrations, repositories and relations
• Authentication
• Authorization
• The use of the Roda flow plugin to call dry-transactions and its output processing
• Operations called in each step of the transactions
• Scoping data for the current user by policies scopes (idea was taken from Pundit)
• Input validation with dry-validation
• Showing the current user in layout
• Transactions for add and complete your tasks

If you need to use sprockets in a dry-web-roda app, perhaps you are migrating a Rails app (like me). I published my code in this post.

Disclaimer: this is not an official document, it's only the way that I'm using this gem right now. Of course, I tried to follow the standards and the good practices that I learned reading the code of dry-rb, berg and rom-rb.

[swistaczek]

Hey @alejandrobabio! Thanks for your work! I will definitely check out this application and give my feedback. Unfortunately, recently I have not written a larger application in Ruby for a long time, time has dashed me towards the scala and kotlin. It's time to check what's new in the "old" box :).