painless_partials 0.1.0 → 0.1.1

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  # create specs
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- date: 2010-12-04 00:00:00 +03:00
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  description: |
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- In case when we need to override some partial which may be plased in some engine-gem
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- it may be painfull to findout which partial are rendered in certain place.
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- For this purposes created gem painless_partials. It aimed to:
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- :as-minimum: markup html/xml by comments with partial paths (done)
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- :as-maximum: provide service for partial coping from gem into main app (50% done)
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- or into some extension (site-theme and so on)
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+ [Rails 3.0+] In case when we need to override some partial which may be plased
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+ in some engine-gem it may be painfull to findout which partial are rendered
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+ in certain place. This gem aimed to help with this job. It markups html/xml
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+ by comments with partials paths.
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  It is usefurl, for example, in development of application based on spree.
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