What is the "rails way" to efficiently grab all rows of a parent table along with a count of the number of children each row has?
I don't want to use counter_cache
as I want to run these counts based on some time conditions.
The cliche blog example:
Table of articles. Each article has 0 or more comments.
I want to be able to pull how many comments each article has in the past hour, day, week.
However, ideally I don't want to iterate over the list and make separate sql calls for each article nor do I want to use :include
to prefetch all of the data and process it on the app server.
I want to run one SQL statement and get one result set with all the info.
I know I can hard code out the full SQL, and maybe could use a .find
and just set the :joins
, :group
, and :conditions
parameters... BUT I am wondering if there is a "better" way... aka "the rails way"
Thanks in advance
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