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-# The following are all available to you here:
-# unknown - This is the model passed into the up_model method.
-#    This attribute is always present in any partial rendered
-#    by Upmin, and will always match the name of the partial
-#    *UNLESS* nil, true, or false are passed in.
-# upmin_model - This is an Upmin::Model instantiated with unknown
-#    and is always present.
-#
-# In general, the upmin_model makes it significantly easier to
-# render a view, so I suggest using it. It is way simpler than
-# trying to find all associations for a model on your own.
-#
-# Just an FYI: upmin_model.instance == unknown

.upmin-model{class: upmin_model.color}
  -# Display the model title as "Model # ID"
  %h3
    Create a
    = upmin_model.klass.humanized_name(:singular)

  %br
  %br
  %h3{style: "color: #333;"}
    Attributes
  %hr
  -# Create a form to wrap the attributes in.
  -# TODO(jon): Update the URL with a decent helper?
  = form_for(upmin_model.instance, url: upmin_create_model_path(klass: @klass.name), html: { method: :post }) do |f|

    -# Render each attribute
    - upmin_model.klass.attributes.each do |attribute|
      - any_errors = new_model.errors[attribute].any?
      .form-group{class: any_errors ? "has-error" : ""}
        -# = f.label(attribute.to_s) # Not using this because it drops _id and this isn't always desirable

        %label{for: upmin_model.attribute_form_id(attribute)}
          = upmin_model.attribute_label_name(attribute)
        - if upmin_model.attribute_type(attribute) == :string
          = up_attribute(upmin_model.instance, attribute, locals: { form_builder: f }, as: :nilable)
        - else
          = up_attribute(upmin_model.instance, attribute, locals: { form_builder: f })

    = f.submit("Create", class: "btn btn-primary")

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Version	Path
upmin-admin-0.0.39	app/views/upmin/partials/models/_new_model.html.haml