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// I often do stuff like (coffeescript):
//
//   class @Forms.Select extends React.Component
//
// Which, often requires an ugly @Forms ||= {} somewhere, or this will
// explode. Now, I know there's better ways to do this, and CommonJS has
// its nifty resource stuff, but I am old and stuck in my ways and stuff.
//
// With this snippet (if you're in rails, you can include it in application.js
// before your components dir), you can write (again, coffee):

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class Items::Flour < Item
  name "Flour"
  description "Looks like crushed up wheat to you. Keep dry."

  value 2.copper
  stack_size 20
  
  # Use with a Bucket of Water to create Dough. Requires
  # level 1 or greater cooking.
  use_with Item::BucketOfWater, create: [Item::Dough, Item::Bucket], skills: { Skill::Cooking => 1 }

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class ApplicationRecord << ActiveRecord::Base
  #...
  
  after_validation :log_validation_errors
  
  private
  
   def log_validation_errors
    Rails.logger.tagged self.class.name do
      if self.errors.empty?