I have a Seller model that has_many Items.
I want to get the total sale price of all of a Seller's items.
In seller.rb I have
def total_item_cost
items.to_a.sum(&:sale_price)
end
This works fine if all the items have a sale price.
However, if they haven't been sold yet, sale_price
is nil and the total_item_cost
breaks.
In my app, sale_price
can be either a nil or a zero.
In my total_item_cost
method, how can I treat nil
values as zeros?
items.map(&:sale_price).compact.sum
or
items.map(&:sale_price).sum(&:to_i)
One way is:
items.to_a.sum { |e| e.sale_price.to_i } # or to_f, whatever you are using
Methods like #to_f
and #to_i
will turn nil
into 0
.
Reject the nil values. items.to_a.reject{|x| x.sales_price.nil?}.sum(&:sale_price)
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