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class NicePartials::Partial::Section < NicePartials::Partial::Content def yield(*arguments) chunks.each { append @view_context.capture(*arguments, &_1) } self end def present? chunks.present? || super end undef_method :p # Remove Kernel.p here to pipe through method_missing and hit tag proxy. # Implements our proxying to the `@view_context` or `@view_context.tag`. # # `@view_context` proxying forwards the message and automatically appends any content, so you can do things like: # # <% partial.body.render "form", tangible_thing: @tangible_thing %> # <% partial.body.link_to @document.name, @document %> # <% partial.body.t ".body" %> # # `@view_context.tag` proxy lets you build bespoke elements based on content and options provided: # # <% partial.title "Some title content", class: "xl" %> # Write the content and options to the `title` # <% partial.title.h2 ", appended" %> # => <h2 class="xl">Some title content, appended</h2> # # Note that NicePartials don't support deep merging attributes out of the box. def method_missing(meth, *arguments, **keywords, &block) if meth != :p && @view_context.respond_to?(meth) append @view_context.public_send(meth, *arguments, **keywords, &block) else @view_context.tag.public_send(meth, @content + arguments.first.to_s, **options.merge(keywords), &block) end end def respond_to_missing?(...) @view_context.respond_to?(...) end private def capture(block) if block&.arity&.nonzero? chunks << block else super end end def chunks @chunks ||= [] end end
Version data entries
3 entries across 3 versions & 1 rubygems
Version | Path |
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nice_partials-0.9.3 | lib/nice_partials/partial/section.rb |
nice_partials-0.9.2 | lib/nice_partials/partial/section.rb |
nice_partials-0.9.1 | lib/nice_partials/partial/section.rb |