Edit/delete buttons in lists about cache_rocket

[teeparham]

You could make helper methods for the buttons and do it like this:

posts_helper.rb

def edit_button(post)
  link_to "edit post", edit_post_path(post)
end

def delete_button(post)
  # delete button code
end

_index.html.erb

<%= render_cached 'post',
          collection: @posts,
          replace: { 
            edit_button: -> (post) { edit_button(post) },
            delete_button: -> (post) { delete_button(post) }
        }
%>

_post.html.erb

<tr>
  <td>Post name here</td>
  <td><%= cache_replace_key :edit_button %></td>
  <td><%= cache_replace_key :delete_button %></td>
</tr>

[amnesia7]

Thanks @teeparham but is it not possible to mix keys and partials when replacing?

On Mon, Jan 19, 2015 4:37 PM GMT Tee Parham wrote:

You could make helper methods for the buttons and do it like this:

posts_helper.rb

def edit_button(post)

 link_to "edit post", edit_post_path(post)

end



def delete_button(post)

 # delete button code

end

_index.html.erb

<%= render_cached 'post',

         collection: @posts,

         replace: { 

           edit_button: -> (post) { edit_button(post) },

           delete_button: -> (post) { delete_button(post) }

       }

%>

_post.html.erb

<tr>

 <td>Post name here</td>

 <td><%= cache_replace_key :edit_button %></td>

 <td><%= cache_replace_key :delete_button %></td>

</tr>

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[teeparham]

You cannot currently pass a partial as the replace value for each item in a collection. I'm not exactly sure how that would work. You could try something like:

<%= render_cached 'post',
          collection: @posts,
          replace: { 
            something: -> (post) { render partial: 'dynamic', post: post }
        }
%>

[amnesia7]

Yep, that almost worked, but needed to be:

<%= render_cached 'post',
          collection: @posts,
          replace: { 
            something: -> (post) { render partial: 'dynamic', locals: { post: post } }
          }
%>

Thanks @teeparham

[amnesia7]

@teeparham it might also be worth pointing out in the Use section of the gem's readme that you need to include loading cache_rocket from the lib directory because I don't think autoloading lib files is done by default.
I did this by adding an initializer file called cache_rocket.rb that just contained:

require 'cache_rocket'