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I have just been following the readme to setup administrate_exportable with an administrate 0.11.0 installation. I'm getting the following error after clicking the export button:

NoMethodError (undefined method `collection_includes' for #<PlayerDashboard:0x00007ffb7d0d93c0>
Did you mean?  collection_attributes):

administrate_exportable (0.1.2) lib/administrate_exportable/exporter_service.rb:84:in `collection'
administrate_exportable (0.1.2) lib/administrate_exportable/exporter_service.rb:19:in `block in csv'
/Users/Chris/.rbenv/versions/2.4.5/lib/ruby/2.4.0/csv.rb:1183:in `generate'
administrate_exportable (0.1.2) lib/administrate_exportable/exporter_service.rb:15:in `csv'
administrate_exportable (0.1.2) lib/administrate_exportable/exporter_service.rb:6:in `csv'
administrate_exportable (0.1.2) lib/administrate_exportable/exporter.rb:12:in `block in exportable'
actionpack (5.2.3) lib/action_controller/metal/basic_implicit_render.rb:6:in `send_action'

I have added the include line to my controller and my controller starts as follows:

class PlayersController < Admin::ApplicationController
    include AdministrateExportable::Exporter

Thanks for all the hard work on this gem!

I noticed that 'Field::Text' attributes (and maybe others) are being truncated to 50 characters on export. Is this a feature or a bug, and if it's a feature, is there an option to download the whole string?

Ryan

ArgumentError Please use symbols for polymorphic route arguments.

I get this error trying to manually add the button example code from your docs:

<div>
  <%= link_to(
    'Export',
    [:export, namespace, page.resource_name.to_s.pluralize, sanitized_order_params(page, :id).to_h.merge(format: :csv)],
    class: 'button'
  ) if valid_action?(:export) %>
</div>

I'm using:
administrate 0.17
administrate_exportable 0.5
rails 7.0.1
ruby 3.0.3

After setting up, I tried to export and got
NoMethodError: undefined method association_includes' for #PackageDashboard:0x00007f7fd3f67f98`

In searching, I found this reference in Administrate from October

thoughtbot/administrate@8d86f9f

Is it possible that there is a plugin related issue, or is there something else going on? My setup is pretty simple with the route and controller reference on a single model in Administrate.

Thanks for your time.

When you are on an index and you search for something that returns an empty table. When you try to export that it raises an error
uninitialized constant Class::ATTRIBUTE_TYPES

Export link you appear only if records > to 0

How to filter data before export based on custom scoped_resource?

Expected behaviour

When clicking the export button, the page stays the same but a file download popup appears asking where to save the CSV file.

Actual behaviour

When clicking the export button, the browser navigates to a new page where the CSV contents are rendered in a single line (no line breaks), as if a plain text/HTML response had been given.

Workarounds

• After the initial rendering, hit Ctrl-R and the CSV download will be proposed
• The issue disappears when removing turbolinks.start()

Using administrate 0.14.0, administrate_exportable 0.2.0, turbolinks 5.2.0 (node dependency).

Thanks for this helpful gem!

Currently when we export an Administrate::Fields::Date field, the output looks like this:

The exporter should handle Date fields in the same way it handles DateTime and Time fields.

Issue

Using administrate_exportable with administrate v0.18.0 will cause a deprecation warning to get logged in test and development. They look like this:

DEPRECATION WARNING: The method `valid_action?` is deprecated. Please use `accessible_action?`
instead, or see the documentation for other options. (called from valid_action?
at <GEM_PATH>/administrate-0.18.0/app/controllers/administrate/application_controller.rb:125)

Apparently the practice of calling valid_action? and show_action? was replaced with a single call to a new method, accessible_action? in this PR: thoughtbot/administrate#1941

As far as I can tell, that PR is part of administrate v0.18.0, and unfortunately accessible_action? doesn't exist in versions before v0.18.0.

I'm guessing that making the deprecation warning go away at the cost of breaking compatibility with older versions isn't worth it, and neither is making the behavior conditional on e.g. Gem.loaded_specs["administrate"].version ... but I thought I'd make this issue for documentation value at least.

Workaround

The change, were it made, would result in the export button's link_to in app/views/admin/application/_index_header.html.erb becoming:

    <%= link_to(
      'Export',
      [:export, namespace, page.resource_name.to_s.pluralize.to_sym, sanitized_order_params(page, :id).to_h.merge(format: :csv)],
      class: 'button',
      target: '_blank'
    ) if accessible_action?(page.resource_name, :export) %>

Folks using the latest administrate who wish to avoid the warning can simply copy administrate_exportable's version of _index_header.html.erb into their project, and update the export button's link_to to the above. (Generating views in administrate didn't spit out the file when I tried it.)

Finally, it might be of some use to update the readme to provide both versions -- @andreibondarev I'm happy to make a PR with whatever change is desired, if a change is desired at all.

Problem

Administrate gem changed pagination param name from page to _page

https://github.com/thoughtbot/administrate/blob/master/app/views/administrate/application/index.html.erb#L65

<%= paginate resources, param_name: '_page' %>

Solution

Update this view to pass correct param_name

When I am trying to export a resource which has two or three other related models data to be exported along with it, it is generating several N+1 queries and with couple of thousand rows I am facing server time out issues.
Upon installing bullet gem I get following on my bullet.log

USE eager loading detected
  Resource => [:sponsorships]
  Add to your query: .includes([:sponsorships])

GET /admin/resources/export.csv
USE eager loading detected
  Resource => [:organizations]
  Add to your query: .includes([:organizations])

Just for example my resource_dashboard contains following: 


```ATTRIBUTE_TYPES = {
    id: Field::Number,
    name: Field::String,
    resource_type: Field::Enumerate,
    organizations: Field::HasMany.with_options(
      transform_on_export: -> (field) { field.data&.map(&:name)&.join(", ")  if field.data }
    ),
    event_detail: Field::HasOne,
    questions: Field::NestedHasMany.with_options(
      skip: :resource,
      transform_on_export: -> (field) { field.data&.map(&:text)&.join(", ") if field.data }
    ),


Is there a way to speed up query or prevent eager loading?