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# awesome_flags
You'll need the FlagShihTzu plugin installed.
plugin install git://github.com/xing/flag_shih_tzu.git
Then set that up how you like. [FlagShihTzu](http://github.com/xing/flag_shih_tzu.git "FlagShihTzu repo")
Then get the awesome_flags gem.
gem 'awesome_flags'
## AwesomeFlags outputs the keys used in FlagShihTzu columns as an Array of :symbols.
Just require AwesomeFlags in your model. Don't forget to install the FlagShihTzu plugin and add that as well.
include FlagShihTzu
include AwesomeFlags
Call all active flags for a variable, or add a column name to filter.
my_flags
my_flags("column_name")
Using the all_flags method will return all flags (filtered by column or not).
all_flags
all_flags("column_name")
You can also send either method to a block to output formatted flags.
This can be handy to do things like generate check boxes dynamically. For example
- @form.all_flags.each do |flag|
= check_box flag, :class => 'check_box'
= label :flags, "#{flag.to_s.titleize}"
Copyright (c) 2011 Gabe Kessler. See LICENSE.txt for
further details.
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