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module LinkHelper
#
# markup for bootstrap button
#
# takes same arguments as link_to and adds a 'btn' class.
# In addition:
# * the name will be translated if it is a symbol
# * html_options[:type] will be converted into a btn-type class
#
# example:
# btn :home, home_path, type: [:large, :primary]
#
def btn(*args, &block)
html_options = extract_html_options!(args, &block)
type = Array(html_options.delete(:type))
type.map! {|t| "btn-#{t}"}
html_options[:class] = concat_classes(html_options[:class], 'btn', type)
args[0] = t(args[0]) if args[0].is_a?(Symbol)
link_to *args, html_options, &block
end
def destroy_btn(*args, &block)
html_options = extract_html_options!(args, &block)
confirmation = t "#{controller_symbol}.confirm.destroy.are_you_sure",
cascade: true
html_options.merge! method: :delete, confirm: confirmation
btn *args, html_options, &block
end
#
# concat_classes will combine classes in a fairly flexible way.
# it can handle nil, arrays, space separated strings
# it returns a space separated string of classes.
def concat_classes(*classes)
classes.compact!
classes.map {|c| c.respond_to?(:split) ? c.split(' ') : c }
classes.flatten!
classes.join ' '
end
def extract_html_options!(args)
if args.count > 2 or args.count > 1 && block_given?
args.extract_options!
else
{}
end
end
end
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