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vkoves avatar vkoves commented on May 28, 2024 2

Thanks for the suggestion! Unfortunately, I am using Rails 4 (and probably should upgrade to Rails 5), and this implementation does not seem to be working. Do you have any further documentation where I can look at implementing living style guide with Ruby on Rails, or is there a place in the source that might help me?

I am satisfied working with livingstyleguide as it is setup by default, but it would be much more powerful if I was able to interface with my Rails app in an ordinary way.

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hagenburger avatar hagenburger commented on May 28, 2024

I had this running long time ago but I remember it was very tricky to set up and did not had access to everything you would expect to have in a view. I’m not actively working in a Rails project right now. So I’m happy to accept support for this issue.

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vkoves avatar vkoves commented on May 28, 2024

You definitely seem to be correct on that point - the main issue seems to be that the style guide does not behave like a view and I cannot access most of the traditional tools I have available to me when making a Ruby on Rails view. To be frank, I simply worked around this by copying and pasting some output HTML as a sample, and then using a code snippet to show how it could be generated.

Is there potentially a way I could make the living style guide act as a proper view and gain access to things like current_user, <%= render and all of that? I'm not really sure where to even begin in trying to resolve this myself, as I'm not positive how livingstyleguide is working within Rails.

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hagenburger avatar hagenburger commented on May 28, 2024

Something that should also work (tested in Rails 3 as far as I remember):

  1. Create an app/controllers/lsg_controller.rb and add layout :none
  2. Create a view for each style guide page like app/views/components.html.lsg
  3. Add routes and actions for each page
  4. Add page caching (or even better a CDN in front), otherwise it’s a little slow

Give it a try, I did not have tested this myself recently. In general LSG is just another renderer like Haml.

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ryangrush avatar ryangrush commented on May 28, 2024

Great gem, but it would be great if this was more clear. Does anyone have a good way to incorporate Rails view components into LSG?

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hagenburger avatar hagenburger commented on May 28, 2024

@ryangrush and everybody: I’m open for suggestions. But I’m currently not working in Rails projects, so I won’t be the one working on it.

Also I’m currently working on a JavaScript version of LivingStyleGuide with broader documentation and API focus which might get a Rails integration later: http://github.com/hagenburger/pimd

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tomasmcm avatar tomasmcm commented on May 28, 2024

I also had this issue. This may not be a nice looking solution but I've managed to get partials displayed this way:

` ` `
<%= ApplicationController.render(
  partial: 'partials/components/input',
  locals: {
    custom_class: 'u-mb-double',
    input_variant: 'primary',
    input_name: 'First Name'
  }
) %>
@type erb
` ` `

The downside is that you have to write your render in a different way, but at least you can reuse the same partials.

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