navigation_builder 1.0.0.beta2 → 1.0.0.beta3
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- data/README.md +34 -4
- data/VERSION +1 -1
- data/lib/action_view/helpers/navigation_builder.rb +9 -1
- data/navigation_builder.gemspec +2 -2
- data/test/test_navigation_builder.rb +11 -0
- metadata +4 -4
data/README.md
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<%= nav.link_to 'Home', '#' %>
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<% end %>
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#### I need to do something special after the third link! ####
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<% navigation_for :main, do |nav| %>
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<%= nav.link_to 'Home', '#' %>
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<%- if nav.item_count = 3 -%>
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Something Special
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<%- end -%>
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<% end %>
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That's probably a poor example. The usefulness of the `item_count` attribute is more apparent when you create a custom NavigationBuilder.
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For instance, you can use it to automatically add the class `"first"`:
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module NavigationBuilders
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class FancyPantsNavigation < ActionView::Helpers::NavigationBuilder
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def link_to_in_html( name, options, html_options )
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if item_count == 0
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html_options[:item_html] ||= { :class => '' }
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html_options[:item_html][:class] = " #{html_options[:item_html][:class]} first".strip
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end
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super
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end
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end
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end
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##### You can do that with CSS you know... #####
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If you don't have to support IE6, then yes, you can.
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#### Well... what if I need an Ordered List! ####
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<% navigation_for :main, :wrapper_tag => :ol do |nav| %>
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#### Nevermind
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#### Nevermind. I hate lists. I just want DIVs. ####
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<% navigation_for :main, :nav_item_tag => :div do |nav| %>
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<%= nav.link_to 'Home', '#' %>
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#### Why didn't you name this Gem "Wolfman" ####
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#### Why didn't you name this Gem ["Wolfman"](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top_Gun#Cast) ####
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Originally I was going to. But if you came across a method named "wolfman" in your view code, it would not be entirely clear as to what it was going to do.
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So I just went with something boring and generic.
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* Rails 3 support
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* Add test for "selected" class when there is no item tag
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* Add test for thrown exception when setting a selected link after a nav block has already been rendered.
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data/VERSION
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class NavigationBuilder
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attr_reader :item_count
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# Initializes the NavigationBuilder.
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# You'll mostly likely never call this method directly.
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def initialize( template, nav_name, options, proc )
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@item_count = 0
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@template, @nav_name, @options, @proc = template, nav_name, options, proc
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# Example:
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# This will also increment the item_count once the link's markup has been generated.
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# This allows you to special case link_to options based on the index of current link
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# in your customized implementations of the Navigation Builder.
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def link_to( *args, &link_block )
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end.tap { @item_count += 1 } # Increment the number of links generated (and still return markup)
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data/navigation_builder.gemspec
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s.authors = ["Derek Lindahl"]
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s.description = %q{NavigationBuilder makes creating navigational links in a Rails application a breeze.}
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s.email = %q{dlindahl@customink.com}
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should "know how many links have been rendered" do
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navigation_for :main do |nav|
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should "generate HTML with custom wrapper tag name" do
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hash: 62196357
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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date: 2011-05-
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date: 2011-05-26 00:00:00 -04:00
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