# frozen-string-literal: true # class Roda module RodaPlugins # The content_for plugin is designed to be used with the # render plugin, allowing you to store content inside one # template, and retrieve that content inside a separate # template. Most commonly, this is so view templates # can set content for the layout template to display outside # of the normal content pane. # # In the template in which you want to store content, call # content_for with a block: # # <% content_for :foo do %> # Some content here. # <% end %> # # You can also set the raw content as the second argument, # instead of passing a block: # # <% content_for :foo, "Some content" %> # # In the template in which you want to retrieve content, # call content_for without the block: # # <%= content_for :foo %> module ContentFor # Depend on the render plugin, since this plugin only makes # sense when the render plugin is used. def self.load_dependencies(app) app.plugin :render end module InstanceMethods # If called with a block, store content enclosed by block # under the given key. If called without a block, retrieve # stored content with the given key, or return nil if there # is no content stored with that key. def content_for(key, value=nil, &block) if block outvar = render_opts[:template_opts][:outvar] buf_was = instance_variable_get(outvar) # clean the output buffer for ERB-based rendering systems instance_variable_set(outvar, String.new) @_content_for ||= {} @_content_for[key] = Tilt[render_opts[:engine]].new(&block).render instance_variable_set(outvar, buf_was) elsif value @_content_for ||= {} @_content_for[key] = value elsif @_content_for @_content_for[key] end end end end register_plugin(:content_for, ContentFor) end end