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This is my current situation: ShoeDeal/

  • app/controller/

    • shoe_controller.rb

  • app/model/

    • customer.rb
    • item.rb
    • order.rb

  • app/views/shoe/

    • index.html.erb

  • db/migrate/

    • create_customers.rb
    • create_items.rb
    • create_orders.rb

I’m making a simple ShoeDeals App where your can select a pair of shoes that you want to purchase and add to a shopping cart. i just kinda found out that ruby has a CRUD terminal command ( rails generate scaffold ) but i already started manually creating the files list. Can i still run this code to finish where i left off?

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Generating scaffold files for an existing model/controller etc will create the standard files where they don't exists and skip the ones that do. You can temporarily rename your existing files and inspect/merge the generated code into your existing classes.

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this really helped. Thanks @errata!

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