rabl-rails/lib/rabl-rails/renderer.rb

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require 'rabl-rails/renderers/base'
require 'rabl-rails/renderers/json'
require 'rabl-rails/renderers/xml'
require 'rabl-rails/renderers/plist'
module RablRails
module Renderer
class TemplateNotFound < StandardError; end
mattr_reader :view_path
@@view_path = 'app/views'
class LookupContext
T = Struct.new(:source)
def initialize(view_path, format)
@view_path = view_path || RablRails::Renderer.view_path
@format = format
end
#
# Manually find given rabl template file with given format.
# View path can be set via options, otherwise default Rails
# path is used
#
def find_template(name, opt, partial = false)
path = File.join(@view_path, "#{name}.#{@format}.rabl")
File.exists?(path) ? T.new(File.read(path)) : nil
end
end
#
# Context class to emulate normal Rails view
# context
#
class Context
attr_reader :format
def initialize(path, options)
@virtual_path = path
@format = options.delete(:format) || 'json'
@_assigns = {}
@options = options
options[:locals].each { |k, v| @_assigns[k.to_s] = v } if options[:locals]
end
def assigns
@_assigns
end
def params
{ format: format }
end
def lookup_context
@lookup_context ||= LookupContext.new(@options[:view_path], format)
end
end
#
# Renders object with the given rabl template.
#
# Object can also be passed as an option :
# { locals: { object: obj_to_render } }
#
# Default render format is JSON, but can be changed via
# an option: { format: 'xml' }
#
# If template includes uses of instance variables (usually
# defined in the controller), you can passed them as locals
# options.
# For example, if you have this template:
# object :@user
# node(:read) { |u| u.has_read?(@post) }
#
# Your method call should look like this:
# RablRails.render(user, 'users/show', locals: { post: Post.new })
#
def render(object, template, options = {})
object = options[:locals].delete(:object) if !object && options[:locals]
c = Context.new(template, options)
t = c.lookup_context.find_template(template, [], false)
raise TemplateNotFound unless t
Library.instance.get_rendered_template(t.source, c, resource: object)
end
end
end