scribble 1.0.0 → 1.0.1

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  * Pluggable loader architecture for working with partials and layouts
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  * Ability to convert between formats when inlining partials and layouts with mixed formats (for example: Markdown and HTML)
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+ ## Compatibility
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+ Scribble is only compatible with Ruby 2.0 and Ruby 2.1 because it uses keyword arguments.
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  ## Installation
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  Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
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  ### Global methods
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- Scribble supports the global `if`, `partial`, and `layout` methods. The if method was shown in several previous examples. The `partial` and `layout` methods are similar in that they load a partial through te loader and render it (converting between any format disparities). The difference is that layout takes a block of content to which the partial can yield using the `content` method.
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+ Scribble supports the global `if`, `partial`, and `layout` methods. The if method was shown in several previous examples. The `partial` and `layout` methods are similar in that they load a partial through the loader and render it (converting between any format disparities). The difference is that layout takes a block of content to which the partial can yield using the `content` method.
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  # Partial template (loaded by loader as 'foo')
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  8. The first call to `split_nodes` returns `Some text` which is added to the beginning of the array, together with the argument to `if` cast to a boolean (`false`).
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  9. The `send :elsif` returns and it renders the first list of nodes with a positive condition (`Some more text`)
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- This might be hard to wrap your head around but once you do it is a clean and easy way to extend the language with new `if`-like constructs without touching the parser. For examples of this, check out [Sitebox.io forms](http://www.sitebox.io/articles/form-method) and [Sitebox.io columns](http://www.sitebox.io/articles/columns-method). Implementations of block methods that don't use split methods are much easier, lake a look at [the implementation](https://github.com/stefankroes/scribble/blob/master/lib/scribble/methods/times.rb) if the `times` method.
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+ This might be hard to wrap your head around but once you do it is a clean and easy way to extend the language with new `if`-like constructs without touching the parser. For examples of this, check out [Sitebox.io forms](http://www.sitebox.io/articles/form-method) and [Sitebox.io columns](http://www.sitebox.io/articles/columns-method). Implementations of block methods that don't use split methods are much easier, lake a look at [the implementation](https://github.com/stefankroes/scribble/blob/master/lib/scribble/methods/times.rb) of the `times` method.
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  ### Method implementation API
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  raise NotImplementedError, 'Class that includes context must implement nodes method'
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  render_without_conversion nodes, context
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  module Scribble
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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  name: scribble
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  version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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- version: 1.0.0
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+ version: 1.0.1
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  platform: ruby
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  authors:
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  - Stefan Kroes