Explaining Spree :: Taxon columns

If you are using solidus, it will be like "...?" For beginners. The fact that you are reading this article gives you a little overview, and what kind of column does "Spree :: Taxon" have? I think it's a place to say. : point_up: Therefore, this time, I will briefly introduce and explain the columns in "Spree :: Taxon".

Solidus version

solidus 2.0.9

Column introduction and description

Let's take a look at id = 1 of Spree :: Taxon.

Now let's talk about the columns here.

id id。

parent_id For example, in the case of such a nested structure, the parent_id of taxon below is shown respectively. Category　▶︎　parent_id:nil Clothing,Shoes　▶︎　parent_id:1 T-shirts,Shirts,Socks ▶︎　parent_id:2 Boots,Sandals,Sneakers ▶︎　parent_id:3 In other words, the id of the taxon one level above the product to which it belongs.

position Set the location of the Image in the image list. As an example, a value of "2" is displayed after the value of "1".

name Taxon name.

permalink The url in the taxon for that item.

taxonomy_id The id of the taxonomy to which you belong. Less than that including Clothing and Shoes ▶ ︎taxonomy_id: 1 (Category) NIKE,Ferrari,GUUCI　▶︎　taxonomy_id:2(Brands)

lft A position in the product hierarchy. See awesome_nested_set-Gem.

rgt A position in the product hierarchy. See awesome_nested_set-Gem.

icon_file_name investigating.

icon_content_type investigating.

icon_file_size investigating.

icon_updated_at investigating.

description Classification (taxon) introduction.

create_at The time when the taxon was created.

update_at The time when the taxon was updated.

meta_title HTML tags. If empty, name is used.

meta_description Description for SEO and for search engines.

meta_keywords Keywords for SEO and search engines.

depth The depth of the directory to which the taxon belongs. For example Category,Brands　▶︎　depth:０> Clothing,Shoes,NIKE,Ferrari,GUCCI　▶︎　depth:1>