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<!-- Tags for caching -->
<!-- `<hobo-cache>` is a simple fragment cache without the hierarchical dependency tracking used in `<swept-cache>` or `<nested-cache>`.
### Attributes
All extra attributes are used as cache keys.
`query-params`: A comma separated list of query (or post) parameters
used as non-hierarchical cache keys.
`route-on`: Rails fragment caching uses the the current route to build
its cache key. If you are caching an item that will be used in
multiple different actions, you can specify route-on to ensure that
the different actions can share the cache. You can pass either an
object or a path to route-on. If you pass an object, it is converted
to a path with `url_for`. If you specify route-on without a value,
`this` is used. An alternative to using `route-on` is to specify
`controller`, `action` and any other required path parameters
explicitly. For example route-on="&posts_path" is identical to
controller="posts" action="index". If you do not specify route-on or
controller, action, etc., `params[:page_path]` or the current action
is used.
-->
<def tag="hobo-cache" attrs="query-params,route-on"><%
unless Rails.configuration.action_controller.perform_caching
%><%= parameters.default %><%
else
key_key_s = hobo_cache_key(:views, route_on, query_params, attributes)
cache_content = Rails.cache.read key_key_s
unless cache_content.nil?
Rails.logger.debug "CACHE HIT #{key_key_s}"
%><%= raw cache_content %><%
else
Rails.logger.debug "CACHE MISS #{key_key_s}"
%><%= raw cache_content=parameters.default %><%
Rails.cache.write(key_key_s, cache_content)
end
end
%></def>
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