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- data/lib/mystique/presenter.rb +4 -4
- data/lib/mystique/version.rb +1 -1
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## How to present
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Mystique ships with the `.present` method, which wraps the target object in a presenter and yield the presenter if a block is given,
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Mystique ships with the `.present` method, which wraps the target object in a presenter and yield the presenter if a block is given, and returns it. If there default presenter is not available, the original object gets yielded/returned.
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```ruby
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Item = Struct.new(:name, :price)
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If `ItemPresenter` is not defined, you'll get back your original item.
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```ruby
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Other = Class.new
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other_presenter = Mystique.present(Other.new)
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# => Other
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```
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### Context
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The context is the object that, conveniently, provides the context in which the original object will be rendered.
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#### Using the `.context` method when defining your presenter:
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```ruby
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module UrlHelpers
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class WebPresenter < Mystique::Presenter
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context UrlHelpers
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This will set the `UrlHelpers` module as the context for any instance of `WebPresenter`
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#### Passing it to the present method
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```ruby
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Which will set `MyHelpers` as the context just for `user_presenter`
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Mystique provides an `apply_format` method that allows you to define defaults for some response types.
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In every case, `apply_format` will accept a value or a block to return, which will yield the found value and the context.
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In order to apply that format to a method, you must specify which method by calling `format`. If you forget to do this, Mystique will just retrieve the value from the original object and return that.
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## Installation
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name: mystique
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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- Federico Iachetti
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autorequire:
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bindir: exe
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dependencies:
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name: bundler
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