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May 2, 2012 08:10
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extend active admin to prettier boolean values
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# It extends activeadmin to show pretty boolean values | |
# | |
# config/initializers/active_admin.rb | |
module ActiveAdmin | |
module Views | |
class TableFor | |
def bool_column(attribute) | |
column(attribute){ |model| model[attribute] ? '✔'.html_safe : '✗'.html_safe } | |
end | |
end | |
class AttributesTable | |
def bool_row(attribute) | |
row(attribute){ |model| model[attribute] ? '✔'.html_safe : '✗'.html_safe } | |
end | |
end | |
end | |
end | |
# example | |
# app/admin/user.rb | |
ActiveAdmin.register User do | |
index do | |
column :name | |
column :email | |
bool_column :admin | |
end | |
show do | |
attributes_table do | |
row :name | |
row :email | |
bool_row :admin | |
end | |
end | |
end |
I would suggest the following edit (though honestly not 100% that args.last
always returns the attribute:
module ActiveAdmin
module Views
class TableFor
def bool_column(*args)
column(*args){ |model| model[args.last] ? '✔'.html_safe : '✗'.html_safe }
end
end
class AttributesTable
def bool_row(*args)
row(*args){ |model| model[args.last] ? '✔'.html_safe : '✗'.html_safe }
end
end
end
end
I ran into the need for this with renaming columns like bool_column 'Paid?', :is_paid
.
And use this code if you just want to show the booleans with status_tag
in AttributesTable view (no need of changing column
methods to bool_column
:
ActiveAdmin::Views::AttributesTable.class_eval do
def content_for(record, attr)
value = find_attr_value(record, attr)
if is_boolean?(attr, record)
value = status_tag(value)
else
value = pretty_format(value)
end
value.blank? && current_arbre_element.children.to_s.empty? ? empty_value : value
end
def is_boolean?(data, item)
if item.respond_to? :has_attribute?
item.has_attribute?(data) &&
item.column_for_attribute(data) &&
item.column_for_attribute(data).type == :boolean
end
end
end
its really helpful....i am looking for it from last two days
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Thanks very helpful. I was looking for it.