run_simple_render 0.1.1 → 0.1.2
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# RunSimpleRender
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Simple approach to have an powerful presentation
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## Installation
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Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
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gem 'run_simple_render'
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ruby gem 'run_simple_render'
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## Usage
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A. Include RunSimpleRender in the model
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class User < ActiveRecord::Base
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include RunSimpleRender
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B. Create your model views under a folder called renditions
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$ /views/renditions/[modelname]/
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ex. /views/renditions/user/default.html.erb:
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Name: <%=obj.last_name %>, <%obj.first_name%>
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ex. /views/renditions/user/email.html.erb:
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Email: <%=obj.email %>
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C. Render the appropriate view as needed and were needed
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@usr = User.find(1)
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@usr.render #Name: Louis, Joe
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@usr.render(:email) #Email: joe@louis.com
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## More
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You can also call relate models
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@usr = User.find(1)
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@usr.company.render(:short_description)
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Or render collection from the view ex. /views/renditions/company/all_users.html.erb:
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Company: <%= obj.name %>
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<p>Users</p>
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<% obj.users.each |u| %>
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<li><%= u.render %> [ <%= u.email %>]</li>
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## Contributing
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4. Push to the branch (`git push origin my-new-feature`)
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Coming soon!!
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