Rails DB Modeling

made by aamacdaddy

This is a semi-complete version of a Ruby on Rails way to model a database. The table objects include a space to enter in the declarations that you are considering placing in your model files. I have included a list of reminders of the things that would go into the model declarations towards the right. Each table has anchor points on the left and right of each line and can easily be expanded to include more fields vertically or horizontally. more…

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To install, drag stencil to this folder:
~/Library/Application Support/OmniGraffle/Stencils/

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since1968 — over 2 years ago

Nice work, this will come in handy.

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jbregar — about 1 year ago

Link's broken. Anyone have a mirror?

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kidmarmite — about 1 year ago

I can't seem to figure out how to get more rows in a table? Is there some help anywhere for this stencil?

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ezraball — about 1 year ago

kidmarmite, I was wondering the same thing, until I realized that it used the "tables" feature that is only available in omnigraffle professional (I downloaded the pro version, and you do indeed get the ability to expand the table: a new little control appears on the table which gives you the ability to expand it. Not sure if it's worth $150 to me, but there you go).

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kidmarmite — about 1 year ago

ezraball - Yep, I realized the same thing after I'd already purchased the standard version. I'd heard great things about Omnigraffle, so I decided to splurge and bought the pro version. So far I've been really pleased. It's helping with the planning and presentation of my company's first rails app. I'm a happy camper!

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winson — 9 months ago

Just type Command+Enter on a row will get you one more blank row!! It's a very good shortcut.

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