module Curly

Curly is a simple view system. Each view consists of two parts, a template and a presenter. The template is a simple string that can contain components in the format `{{refname}}`, e.g.

Hello {{recipient}},
you owe us ${{amount}}.

The components will be converted into messages that are sent to the presenter, which is any Ruby object. Only public methods can be referenced. To continue the earlier example, here's the matching presenter:

class BankPresenter
  def initialize(recipient, amount)
    @recipient, @amount = recipient, amount
  end

  def recipient
    @recipient.full_name
  end

  def amount
    "%.2f" % @amount
  end
end

See Curly::Presenter for more information on presenters.

Constants

AttributeError
VERSION

Public Class Methods

compile(template, presenter_class) click to toggle source

Compiles a Curly template to Ruby code.

template - The template String that should be compiled.

Returns a String containing the Ruby code.

# File lib/curly.rb, line 34
def self.compile(template, presenter_class)
  Compiler.compile(template, presenter_class)
end

valid?(template, presenter_class) click to toggle source

Whether the Curly template is valid. This includes whether all components are available on the presenter class.

template - The template String that should be validated. presenter_class - The presenter Class.

Returns true if the template is valid, false otherwise.

# File lib/curly.rb, line 45
def self.valid?(template, presenter_class)
  Compiler.valid?(template, presenter_class)
end