rework notify system (wip)

manyfold/cli/manyfold.sh

@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ start_hook_daemon(){
     echocolor "[$APPNAME]" "listening to inotify events in $dir"
     # scan for '/mnt/experiences/creatorname/#234/ MODIFY foo.glb' e.g.
     # scan for '/mnt/experiences/creatorname/#234/ MOVED_TO foo.glb' e.g.
-    inotifywait -r -m $dir | awk '$2 ~ /(CREATE|MODIFY|MOVED_TO|DELETE)/ { system("'$0' hook inotify_"$2" "$1""$3) }' &
+    inotifywait -r -m $dir | awk '/.*/ { print $0 }; $2 ~ /(CREATE|MODIFY|MOVED_TO|DELETE)/ && $3 ~ /datapackage/ { system("'$0' hook datapackage_"$2" "$1""$3) }' &
   done
 
   # force-trigger processing hooks in /mnt

manyfold/root/hook.d/datapackage_MOVED_TO

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+datapackage_MODIFY

manyfold/root/hook.d/inotify_MOVED_TO

@@ -1 +0,0 @@
-inotify_MODIFY

manyfold/usr/src/app/config/initializers/xrforge.rb

@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+Rails.application.config.to_prepare do
+  Model # Zeitwerk autoload model
+
+  # Reopen the Model class to add new functionality
+  # This must match the name of your ActiveRecord class exactly.
+  class Model
+    # The 'after_save' macro is now run within the context of the existing Model class.
+    after_save :execute_initializer_after_save
+
+    # Define the new method to be executed on save.
+    def execute_initializer_after_save
+      # Your custom logic to execute after Model.save or Model.update! goes here.
+      
+      # 📝 Example Logic:
+      puts "\n-------- JA --------- #{self.id}\n\n"
+
+    end
+  end
+
+end