require_relative 'helpers/indented_grid'

Voom::Presenters.define(:namespaces) do
  helpers Demo::Helpers::IndentedGrid
  attach :top_nav
  page_title 'Namespaces' do
    icon 'far fa-object-group'
  end

  indented_grid do
    body 'Presenters support namespaces. The namespace is an optional parameter to the define method:'
    blank
    body "`Voom::Presenters.define(:mypresenter, namespace: :namespace1)` or"
    attach 'namespace2:alternate_namespacing'

    body %(When defined in a namespace all other presenters in the same namespace are accessable without scoping the namespace.
           When accessing a presenter outside your current namespace, simple provide the namespace(s) with `:` as the separator.
           attach, loads and replaces all accept namespaced presenters:)
    blank
    attach 'namespace1:attach_with_namespace'
    blank
    body   'Both loads and replaces are namespace aware. To call a presenter in the ame namespace, no scoping is needed.
            To call a presenter in another namespace, you need to fully qualify it.'
    button 'Load' do
      event :click do
        loads 'namespace1:attach_with_namespace', replaced: 'I was loaded'
      end
    end
    button 'Replace' do
      event :click do
        replaces :attach_with_namespace_id, 'namespace1:attach_with_namespace', replaced: 'I was replaced'
      end
    end
    blank
    attach 'namespace1:namespace2:nested_namespaces'
    button 'Load' do
      event :click do
        loads 'namespace1:namespace2:nested_namespaces', replaced: 'I was loaded'
      end
    end
    button 'Replace' do
      event :click do
        replaces :nested_namespaces_id, 'namespace1:namespace2:nested_namespaces', replaced: 'I was replaced'
      end
    end
    blank
    body %(Routes add the namespace(s) as a prefix: /namespace1/mypresenter)
    blank
    overline 'Notes:'
    attach 'namespace1:namespace2:notes'
  end
  attach :code, file: __FILE__
end

Voom::Presenters.define(:attach_with_namespace, namespace: :namespace1) do
  content id: :attach_with_namespace_id do
    body "For example: `attach 'namespace1:mypresenter'` to insert/attach a presenter in a different namespace."
    attach :replaced # Demonstrates calling top level presenters from a namespaced presenter
  end
end

Voom::Presenters.define(:nested_namespaces, namespace: [:namespace1, :namespace2]) do
  content id: :nested_namespaces_id do
    body %(Namespaces can be nested two levels deep by passing an array of namespaces:
              `Voom::Presenters.define(:mypresenter, namespace: [:foo,:bar])`)
    attach :replaced # Demonstrates calling top level presenters from a namespaced presenter
  end
end

Voom::Presenters.define(:replaced) do
  body "#{context[:replaced]}"
end

Voom::Presenters.define('namespace2:alternate_namespacing') do
    body "`Voom::Presenters.define('namespace1:mypresenter')`"
    attach :blank_line # demonstrates attaching a presenter in the same namespace mixing alternate naming
end

Voom::Presenters.define(:blank_line, namespace: :namespace2) do
  blank
end

Voom::Presenters.define('namespace2:notes', namespace: :namespace1) do
  body <<~HEREDOC
    * You can mix the two syntax's. `Voom::Presenters.define('namespace2:mypresenter', namespace: 'namespace1')`
      * With this syntax attach/loads and replaces will operate in namespace1, unless fully qualified    
    * Unlike ruby modules you are either inside a namespace and can call presenters without qualification, or you are not and you must fully qualify them.
  HEREDOC
end