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Service objects with CRUD interface

by Oleg Antonyan —

Uniform CRUD interface to all of your domain objects (models and services) and why this is useful. Get rid of if @model.save redirect_to in your controllers http://undefined-reference.org/2015/12/05/services-with-crud-interface-usage.html

Comments

I like how in APIs you can make things even more DRY by raising validation errors and catching them globally (when rendering templates you always render a different one for different actions, but in APIs you always return validation errors as JSON in the same way).

Janko Marohnić —

I don’t really like the idea of making serivce object responsible for more than one action.

Alexander Tipugin —

Alexander, it doesn’t have to violate SRP. You can create different objects for different actions and call them from the one proxy-service with crud interface. I just used rather simple example. The whole idea here is a single interface to domain objects which is convenient to use in controllers.

Oleg Antonyan —

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