class SimpleForm::Inputs::Base
def self.disable(*keys)
def self.disable(*keys) options = self.default_options.dup keys.each { |key| options[key] = false } self.default_options = options end
def self.enable(*keys)
def self.enable(*keys) options = self.default_options.dup keys.each { |key| options.delete(key) } self.default_options = options end
def additional_classes
def additional_classes @additional_classes ||= [input_type, required_class, readonly_class, disabled_class].compact end
def column_limit
def column_limit column.limit end
def decimal_limit
def decimal_limit column_limit && (column_limit + 1) end
def decimal_or_float?
def decimal_or_float? column.type == :float || column.type == :decimal end
def html_options_for(namespace, css_classes)
def html_options_for(namespace, css_classes) html_options = options[:"#{namespace}_html"] html_options = html_options ? html_options.dup : {} css_classes << html_options[:class] if html_options.key?(:class) html_options[:class] = css_classes unless css_classes.empty? html_options end
def i18n_scope
def i18n_scope SimpleForm.i18n_scope end
def initialize(builder, attribute_name, column, input_type, options = {})
def initialize(builder, attribute_name, column, input_type, options = {}) super options = options.dup @builder = builder @attribute_name = attribute_name @column = column @input_type = input_type @reflection = options.delete(:reflection) @options = options.reverse_merge!(self.class.default_options) @required = calculate_required # Notice that html_options_for receives a reference to input_html_classes. # This means that classes added dynamically to input_html_classes will # still propagate to input_html_options. @html_classes = SimpleForm.additional_classes_for(:input) { additional_classes } @input_html_classes = @html_classes.dup input_html_classes = self.input_html_classes if SimpleForm.input_class && input_html_classes.any? input_html_classes << SimpleForm.input_class end @input_html_options = html_options_for(:input, input_html_classes).tap do |o| o[:readonly] = true if has_readonly? o[:disabled] = true if has_disabled? o[:autofocus] = true if has_autofocus? end end
def input(wrapper_options = nil)
def input(wrapper_options = nil) raise NotImplementedError end
def input_class
def input_class "#{lookup_model_names.join('_')}_#{reflection_or_attribute_name}" end
def input_options
def input_options options end
def limit
def limit if column decimal_or_float? ? decimal_limit : column_limit end end
def merge_wrapper_options(options, wrapper_options)
def merge_wrapper_options(options, wrapper_options) if wrapper_options wrapper_options = set_input_classes(wrapper_options) wrapper_options.merge(options) do |key, oldval, newval| case key.to_s when "class" Array(oldval) + Array(newval) when "data", "aria" oldval.merge(newval) else newval end end else options end end
def nested_boolean_style?
def nested_boolean_style? options.fetch(:boolean_style, SimpleForm.boolean_style) == :nested end
def reflection_or_attribute_name
def reflection_or_attribute_name @reflection_or_attribute_name ||= reflection ? reflection.name : attribute_name end
def set_input_classes(wrapper_options)
def set_input_classes(wrapper_options) wrapper_options = wrapper_options.dup error_class = wrapper_options.delete(:error_class) valid_class = wrapper_options.delete(:valid_class) if error_class.present? && has_errors? wrapper_options[:class] = "#{wrapper_options[:class]} #{error_class}" end if valid_class.present? && valid? wrapper_options[:class] = "#{wrapper_options[:class]} #{valid_class}" end wrapper_options end
def translate_from_namespace(namespace, default = '')
email: 'E-mail.'
edit:
email: 'E-mail para efetuar o sign in.'
new:
user:
labels:
simple_form:
Example:
simple_form.{namespace}.defaults.{attribute}
simple_form.{namespace}.{nested}.{attribute}
simple_form.{namespace}.{nested}.{action}.{attribute}
simple_form.{namespace}.{model}.{nested}.{attribute}
simple_form.{namespace}.{model}.{nested}.{action}.{attribute}
both model and nested object names, such as follow:
The lookup for nested attributes is also done in a nested format using
And attribute is the attribute itself, :name for example.
Action is the action being rendered, usually :new or :edit.
Model is the actual object name, for a @user object you'll have :user.
Namespace is used for :labels and :hints.
simple_form.{namespace}.defaults.{attribute}
simple_form.{namespace}.{model}.{attribute}
simple_form.{namespace}.{model}.{action}.{attribute}
actual action and attribute name. Lookup priority as follows:
Lookup translations for the given namespace using I18n, based on object name,
def translate_from_namespace(namespace, default = '') model_names = lookup_model_names.dup lookups = [] while !model_names.empty? joined_model_names = model_names.join(".") model_names.shift lookups << :"#{joined_model_names}.#{lookup_action}.#{reflection_or_attribute_name}" lookups << :"#{joined_model_names}.#{reflection_or_attribute_name}" end lookups << :"defaults.#{lookup_action}.#{reflection_or_attribute_name}" lookups << :"defaults.#{reflection_or_attribute_name}" lookups << default I18n.t(lookups.shift, scope: :"#{i18n_scope}.#{namespace}", default: lookups).presence end