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# Change History / Release Notes
## Version 1.1.2
* pull #118 (thanks @ahmozkya): remove the deprecated `.live` function, and use `.on` instead.
Note: at least jquery 1.7 is required now!
## Version 1.1.1
* added the to be added/deleted element to the event, this allows to add animations/actions onto them
* added extra option :wrap_object, allowing to use Decorators instead of the association object
* added an option :force_non_association_create, that will allow to use `link_to_add_association` inside the fields-partial
## Version 1.1.0

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# cocoon
[![Build Status](http://travis-ci.org/nathanvda/cocoon.png)](http://travis-ci.org/nathanvda/cocoon)
[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/nathanvda/cocoon.png)](https://travis-ci.org/nathanvda/cocoon)
cocoon is a Rails3 gem to allow easier handling of nested forms.
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- `render_options` : options passed through to the form-builder function (e.g. `simple_fields_for`, `semantic_fields_for` or `fields_for`).
If it contains a `:locals` option containing a hash, that is handed to the partial.
- `wrap_object` : a proc that will allow to wrap your object, especially useful if you are using decorators (e.g. draper). See example lower.
- `force_non_association_create`: if true, it will _not_ create the new object using the association (see lower)
Optionally you could also leave out the name and supply a block that is captured to give the name (if you want to do something more complicated).
@ -344,6 +345,22 @@ link_to_add_association('add something', @form_obj, :comments,
:wrap_object => Proc.new { |comment| comment.name = current_user.name; comment })
```
#### :force_non_association_create
In normal cases we create a new nested object using the association relation itself. This is the cleanest way to create
a new nested object. But this has a side-effect: for each call of `link_to_add_association` a new element is added to the association.
In most cases this is not a problem, but if you want to render a `link_to_add_association` for each nested element this will result
in an infinite loop.
To resolve this, specify that `:force_non_association_create` should be `true`, as follows:
```
link_to_add_association('add something', @form_obj, :comments, :force_non_association_create => true)
```
By default `:force_non_association_create` is `false`.
> A cleaner option would be to call a function that performs this initialisation and returns `self` at the end.
### link_to_remove_association

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1.1.0
1.1.2

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});
$('.remove_fields.dynamic, .remove_fields.existing').live('click', function(e) {
$(document).on('click', '.remove_fields.dynamic, .remove_fields.existing', function(e) {
var $this = $(this);
var node_to_delete = $this.closest(".nested-fields");
var trigger_node = node_to_delete.parent();

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Gem::Specification.new do |s|
s.name = "cocoon"
s.version = "1.1.0"
s.version = "1.1.2"
s.required_rubygems_version = Gem::Requirement.new(">= 0") if s.respond_to? :required_rubygems_version=
s.authors = ["Nathan Van der Auwera"]
s.date = "2012-10-08"
s.date = "2013-01-21"
s.description = "Unobtrusive nested forms handling, using jQuery. Use this and discover cocoon-heaven."
s.email = "nathan@dixis.com"
s.extra_rdoc_files = [

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class Engine < ::Rails::Engine
config.before_initialize do
config.action_view.javascript_expansions[:cocoon] = %w(cocoon)
if config.action_view.javascript_expansions
config.action_view.javascript_expansions[:cocoon] = %w(cocoon)
end
end
# configure our plugin on boot

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lib/cocoon/view_helpers.rb
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# - *:render_options* : options passed to `simple_fields_for, semantic_fields_for or fields_for`
# - *:locals* : the locals hash in the :render_options is handed to the partial
# - *:partial* : explicitly override the default partial name
# - *:wrap_object : !!! document more here !!!
# - *!!!add some option to build in collection or not!!!*
# - *&block*: see <tt>link_to</tt>
def link_to_add_association(*args, &block)
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render_options ||= {}
override_partial = html_options.delete(:partial)
wrap_object = html_options.delete(:wrap_object)
force_non_association_create = html_options.delete(:force_non_association_create) || false
html_options[:class] = [html_options[:class], "add_fields"].compact.join(' ')
html_options[:'data-association'] = association.to_s.singularize
html_options[:'data-associations'] = association.to_s.pluralize
if wrap_object.respond_to?(:call)
new_object = wrap_object.call(create_object(f, association))
else
new_object = create_object(f, association)
end
new_object = create_object(f, association, force_non_association_create)
new_object = wrap_object.call(new_object) if wrap_object.respond_to?(:call)
html_options[:'data-association-insertion-template'] = CGI.escapeHTML(render_association(association, f, new_object, render_options, override_partial)).html_safe
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# `` has_many :admin_comments, class_name: "Comment", conditions: { author: "Admin" }
# will create new Comment with author "Admin"
def create_object(f, association)
def create_object(f, association, force_non_association_create=false)
assoc = f.object.class.reflect_on_association(association)
assoc ? create_object_on_association(f, association, assoc) : create_object_on_non_association(f, association)
assoc ? create_object_on_association(f, association, assoc, force_non_association_create) : create_object_on_non_association(f, association)
end
def get_partial_path(partial, association)
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raise "Association #{association} doesn't exist on #{f.object.class}"
end
def create_object_on_association(f, association, instance)
if instance.class.name == "Mongoid::Relations::Metadata"
conditions = instance.respond_to?(:conditions) ? instance.conditions.flatten : []
instance.klass.new(*conditions)
def create_object_on_association(f, association, instance, force_non_association_create)
if instance.class.name == "Mongoid::Relations::Metadata" || force_non_association_create
create_object_with_conditions(instance)
else
# assume ActiveRecord or compatible
if instance.collection?
if instance.collection?
f.object.send(association).build
else
f.object.send("build_#{association}")
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end
end
def create_object_with_conditions(instance)
conditions = instance.respond_to?(:conditions) ? instance.conditions.flatten : []
instance.klass.new(*conditions)
end
end
end

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it { should respond_to(:link_to_add_association) }
it { should respond_to(:link_to_remove_association) }
before(:each) do
@tester = TestClass.new
@post = Post.new
@form_obj = stub(:object => @post, :object_name => @post.class.name)
end
context "link_to_add_association" do
before(:each) do
@tester = TestClass.new
@post = Post.new
@form_obj = stub(:object => @post)
@tester.stub(:render_association).and_return('form<tag>')
end
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@tester.should_receive(:render_association).with(anything(), anything(), kind_of(CommentDecorator), anything(), anything()).and_return('partiallll')
@tester.link_to_add_association('add something', @form_obj, :comments, :wrap_object => Proc.new {|comment| CommentDecorator.new(comment) })
end
context "force non association create" do
it "default it uses the association" do
@tester.should_receive(:create_object).with(anything, :comments , false)
result = @tester.link_to_add_association('add something', @form_obj, :comments)
result.to_s.should == '<a href="#" class="add_fields" data-association-insertion-template="form&lt;tag&gt;" data-association="comment" data-associations="comments">add something</a>'
end
it "specifying false is the same as default: create object on association" do
@tester.should_receive(:create_object).with(anything, :comments , false)
result = @tester.link_to_add_association('add something', @form_obj, :comments, :force_non_association_create => false)
result.to_s.should == '<a href="#" class="add_fields" data-association-insertion-template="form&lt;tag&gt;" data-association="comment" data-associations="comments">add something</a>'
end
it "specifying true will not create objects on association but using the conditions" do
@tester.should_receive(:create_object).with(anything, :comments , true)
result = @tester.link_to_add_association('add something', @form_obj, :comments, :force_non_association_create => true)
result.to_s.should == '<a href="#" class="add_fields" data-association-insertion-template="form&lt;tag&gt;" data-association="comment" data-associations="comments">add something</a>'
end
end
end
context "with a block" do
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end
context "link_to_remove_association" do
before(:each) do
@tester = TestClass.new
@post = Post.new
@form_obj = stub(:object => @post, :object_name => @post.class.name)
end
context "without a block" do
it "accepts a name" do
result = @tester.link_to_remove_association('remove something', @form_obj)
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result.to_s.should == "<input id=\"Post__destroy\" name=\"Post[_destroy]\" type=\"hidden\" /><a href=\"#\" class=\"add_some_class remove_fields dynamic\" data-something=\"bla\">remove some long name</a>"
end
end
end
context "create_object" do
it "should create correct association with conditions" do
result = @tester.create_object(@form_obj, :admin_comments)
result.author.should == "Admin"
end
it "should create correct association for belongs_to associations" do
result = @tester.create_object(stub(:object => Comment.new), :post)
result.should be_a Post
end
it "should raise error if cannot reflect on association" do
expect { @tester.create_object(stub(:object => Comment.new), :not_existing) }.to raise_error /association/i
end
it "should create an association if object responds to 'build_association' as singular" do
object = Comment.new
object.should_receive(:build_custom_item).and_return 'custom'
@tester.create_object(stub(:object => object), :custom_item).should == 'custom'
end
it "should create an association if object responds to 'build_association' as plural" do
object = Comment.new
object.should_receive(:build_custom_item).and_return 'custom'
@tester.create_object(stub(:object => object), :custom_items).should == 'custom'
end
context "create_object" do
it "creates correct association with conditions" do
@tester.should_not_receive(:create_object_with_conditions)
result = @tester.create_object(@form_obj, :admin_comments)
result.author.should == "Admin"
end
context "get_partial_path" do
it "generates the default partial name if no partial given" do
result = @tester.get_partial_path(nil, :admin_comments)
result.should == "admin_comment_fields"
end
it "uses the given partial name" do
result = @tester.get_partial_path("comment_fields", :admin_comments)
result.should == "comment_fields"
end
it "creates correct association for belongs_to associations" do
result = @tester.create_object(stub(:object => Comment.new), :post)
result.should be_a Post
end
it "raises an error if cannot reflect on association" do
expect { @tester.create_object(stub(:object => Comment.new), :not_existing) }.to raise_error /association/i
end
it "creates an association if object responds to 'build_association' as singular" do
object = Comment.new
object.should_receive(:build_custom_item).and_return 'custom'
@tester.create_object(stub(:object => object), :custom_item).should == 'custom'
end
it "creates an association if object responds to 'build_association' as plural" do
object = Comment.new
object.should_receive(:build_custom_item).and_return 'custom'
@tester.create_object(stub(:object => object), :custom_items).should == 'custom'
end
it "can create using only conditions not the association" do
@tester.should_receive(:create_object_with_conditions).and_return('flappie')
@tester.create_object(@form_obj, :comments, true).should == 'flappie'
end
end
context "get_partial_path" do
it "generates the default partial name if no partial given" do
result = @tester.get_partial_path(nil, :admin_comments)
result.should == "admin_comment_fields"
end
it "uses the given partial name" do
result = @tester.get_partial_path("comment_fields", :admin_comments)
result.should == "comment_fields"
end
end