lib/prawnto/template_handler/.base.rb.swp lib/prawnto/template_handler/.raw.rb.swp lib/prawnto/template_handler/base.rb lib/prawnto/template_handler/raw.rb test/base_template_handler_test.rb test/raw_template_handler_test.rb test/template_handler_test_mocks.rb @@ -1,2 +1,3 @@ .DS_Store **/*.swp +reference_pdfs .gitignore @@ -1,5 +1,6 @@ require 'prawnto' Mime::Type.register "application/pdf", :pdf -ActionView::Template.register_template_handler :prawn, Prawnto::TemplateHandler +ActionView::Template.register_template_handler 'prawn', Prawnto::TemplateHandler::Base +ActionView::Template.register_template_handler 'prawnx', Prawnto::TemplateHandler::Raw # experimental init.rb @@ -1,11 +1,12 @@ require 'prawn' require 'prawnto/action_controller' -require 'prawnto/template_handler' +require 'prawnto/template_handler/base' +require 'prawnto/template_handler/raw' # for now applying to all Controllers # however, could reduce footprint by letting user mixin (i.e. include) only into controllers that need it -# but would does it really matter performance wise to include in a controller that doesn't need it? doubtful. +# but does it really matter performance wise to include in a controller that doesn't need it? doubtful-- depends how much of a hit the before_filter is i guess.. class ActionController::Base include Prawnto::ActionController end lib/prawnto.rb @@ -6,46 +6,31 @@ require 'test/unit' require File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../lib/prawnto' -module Prawnto - class ActionControllerTest < Test::Unit::TestCase +class ActionControllerTest < Test::Unit::TestCase - def setup - @controller_class = Class.new(::ActionController::Base) + def setup + @controller_class = Class.new(ActionController::Base) - # for some reason using the following as a block in the preceding statement is somehow different? - @controller_class.module_eval do - prawnto :inline=>true, :prawn=>{:page_orientation=>:landscape} + # for some reason using the following as a block in the preceding statement is somehow different? + @controller_class.module_eval do + prawnto :inline=>true, :prawn=>{:page_orientation=>:landscape} - def test - prawnto :inline=>false, :prawn=>{:page_size=>'A4'} - end + def test + prawnto :inline=>false, :prawn=>{:page_size=>'A4'} end end - - def test_inheritable_options - assert_equal({:page_orientation=>:landscape}, @controller_class.read_inheritable_attribute(:prawn)) - assert_equal({:inline=>true}, @controller_class.read_inheritable_attribute(:prawnto)) - end - - def test_computed_options - controller = @controller_class.new - controller.test - assert_equal({:inline=>false, :prawn=>{:page_orientation=>:landscape, :page_size=>'A4'}}, controller.send(:compute_prawnto_options)) - end - end - class TemplateHandlerTest < Test::Unit::TestCase - - class ActionView; end - class Template; def source; return 'SOURCE'; end; end + def test_inheritable_options + assert_equal({:page_orientation=>:landscape}, @controller_class.read_inheritable_attribute(:prawn)) + assert_equal({:inline=>true}, @controller_class.read_inheritable_attribute(:prawnto)) + end - def test_valid_source - @template_handler = TemplateHandler.new(ActionView.new) - source = @template_handler.compile(Template.new).split('SOURCE')[0] - assert_equal TemplateHandler.line_offset, source.count("\n") - assert TemplateHandler.line_offset > 10 - end + def test_computed_options + controller = @controller_class.new + controller.test + assert_equal({:inline=>false, :prawn=>{:page_orientation=>:landscape, :page_size=>'A4'}}, controller.send(:compute_prawnto_options)) end + end test/action_controller_test.rb lib/prawnto/template_handler.rb 521ceb0987cdd95a60a50535a1bb775226c381a5 thorny_sun thorny_sun@cracklabs.com http://github.com/thorny-sun/prawnto/commit/158da483ba19561196287f068916fe5757f51050 158da483ba19561196287f068916fe5757f51050 2008-08-25T15:36:22-07:00 2008-08-25T15:36:22-07:00 stop and breathe. as far as compilable will go. decided compilable templates are not what i thought they were and will not pursue them anymore since they just make things more complicated. It might make sense if I was translating another DSL into ruby code, but the templates are ruby code, so it doesn't make sense (and having said that, I don't understand why rails core compiled builder for instance since it is just ruby code as well??). Anyway-- so I'm checking in the furthest I had taken compiled templates before reverting back to the normal render. be464c8795e4ac5f81d70f0c0b25defaa440d163 thorny_sun thorny_sun@cracklabs.com