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# Copyright (c) 2012 RightScale, Inc.
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def init
  @resources = object.resources

  sections :resource_list, [:actions, T('attribute'), :providers_list]
end

# Gets the link to the provider. This is a workaround as 'url_for' method
# returns "../cookbook_name.html#provider_name" while yard server returns
# "cookbook_name.html#provider_name". So the links to provider do not work
# when url_for is used directly.
#
def link_to_provider(provider)
  url = url_for(provider.cookbook, provider.long_name)
  url.slice!('../')
  url
end

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1 entries across 1 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
yard-chef-2.0.0	templates/default/resource/html/setup.rb