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Fortitude v0.0.4 Release Notes

Release Date: 2014-06-24 // almost 10 years ago
    • ➕ Added support for building a JRuby-specific gem to the gemspec, so that things work smoothly for JRuby users. (Thanks, Ahto Jussila!)

    • ➕ Added preliminary support for inline widget classes: if you call .inline_subclass on any subclass of Fortitude::Widget and pass a block, you'll get back a new subclass of whatever class you called it on, with a content method defined as per the block you passed. For example:

      my_widget_class = Fortitude::Widgets::Html5.inline_subclass do p "hello, world!" end my_widget_class.new.to_html # => 'hello, world!'

    • And, similarly, if you call .inline_html on any subclass of Fortitude::Widget and pass a block, you'll get back the HTML rendered by the new subclass of that class. For example:

      html = Fortitude::Widgets::Html5.inline_html do p "hello, world!" end html # => 'hello, world!'

    • Note that this will not work on Fortitude::Widget, because Fortitude::Widget has no doctype declared, and therefore has no HTML tags available. You can either use one of the pre-made classes in Fortitude::Widgets, or, better yet, declare your own base widget class and then use .inline_subclass and .inline_html on that. (Using that mechanism, you can also set things like format_output, start_and_end_comments, and even things like needs, mixing in or defining helper methods, and so on, and it will all work just fine.)