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require 'rails-footnotes/notes/log_note'
module Footnotes
module Notes
class PartialsNote < LogNote
def initialize(controller)
super
@controller = controller
end
def row
:edit
end
def title
"Partials (#{partials.size})"
end
def content
rows = partials.map do |filename|
href = Footnotes::Filter.prefix(filename,1,1)
shortened_name=filename.gsub(File.join(Rails.root,"app/views/"),"")
[%{<a href="#{href}">#{shortened_name}</a>},"#{@partial_times[filename].sum}ms",@partial_counts[filename]]
end
mount_table(rows.unshift(%w(Partial Time Count)), :summary => "Partials for #{title}")
end
protected
#Generate a list of partials that were rendered, also build up render times and counts.
#This is memoized so we can use its information in the title easily.
def partials
@partials ||= begin
partials = []
@partial_counts = {}
@partial_times = {}
log_lines = log
log_lines.split("\n").each do |line|
if line =~ /Rendered (\S*) \(([\d\.]+)\S*?\)/
partial = $1
@controller.view_paths.each do |view_path|
path = File.join(view_path.to_s, "#{partial}*")
files = Dir.glob(path)
for file in files
#TODO figure out what format got rendered if theres multiple
@partial_times[file] ||= []
@partial_times[file] << $2.to_f
@partial_counts[file] ||= 0
@partial_counts[file] += 1
partials << file unless partials.include?(file)
end
end
end
end
partials.reverse
end
end
end
end
end
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