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## What?
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A Presenter is a rendering class
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The `pres` gem is a lightweight presenter solution.
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A Presenter is a rendering class. Presenters are an alternative to an unorganized mass of helper
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methods in your Rails application. The `pres` gem is a lightweight presenter solution.
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## How and Why?
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Other presenter libraries mix in all the methods from the Rails `ViewContext` to
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that handles server-side rendering.
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make it easy to call those methods in the Presenter class. `pres` instead injects
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the `ViewContext` as a dependency into the Presenter class, and uses `method_missing`
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to delegate to `ViewContext` methods. `pres` produces small classes that contain and
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delegate to an existing object that handles server-side rendering.
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## Install
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#### Collections
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Wrap your model
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class is constructed. An error is raised if the presenter class does not exist.
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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- Tee Parham
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date: 2016-01
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description: A Simple Rails Presenter base class and controller helper
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summary: A Simple Rails Presenter
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