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# frozen_string_literal: true module Pages class Rails::RenderingViews < ApplicationPage def template render Layout.new(title: "Getting started with Rails") do render Markdown.new <<~MD # Rendering Phlex views in Rails You can render a `Phlex::View` from your Rails controller actions as well as other views, and even from ActionView / ViewComponent templates. Instead of implicitly rendering an ERB template with automatic access to all your controller instance variables, you need to explicitly render Phlex views from your controller action methods. Doing this allows you to design views without implicit dependencies on controller instance variables, making them much easier to test and reuse and reason about. ```ruby class ArticlesController < ApplicationController def index render Views::Articles::Index.new( articles: Article.all.load_async ) end def show render Views::Articles::Show.new( article: Article.find(params[:id]) ) end end ``` MD end end end end
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