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where do public files (css/images) go in a dry-web-roda flat app?
@cmrichards I'm doing some post regarding dry-web-roda http://gustavocaso.github.io/2017/05/dry-web-roda-for-rails-developers_part_i/
If you want to check I haven't got to the part of assets I plan on getting there
@cmrichards dry-web-roda doesn’t offer its own solution for that yet
You could choose to use Roda’s own assets/static file plugins if you wanted
But if you want to have a look a live production you can check berg from icelab
At Icelab we use https://github.com/icelab/icelab-assets + a class that reads a webpack-generated asset manifest file and offers access to the paths as
assets in our dry-view context object
I need to tweak that a bit and release it as a gem, but you get the idea
ok thanks. I guess intially I just want something that can serve simple static files from the filesystem
I'll look at Roda's own plugins
I'm not sure what the best way to add some kind of asset pipeline to a dry-web-roda app would be
I was thinking adding some configuration option to include webpack or something else
Is the asset pipeline problem solved in webpack/javascript world or would it be best using something in Ruby?
I dunno
Rails does so much for you that I'm not used to answering these kind of questions :-S
Plus some little Ruby class to give you access to whatever webpack is building for you
it’s a whole different world, granted, but that’s where the front-end world has moved too
and rails has finally accepted this too
That icelab-assets project I linked to is our “asset pipeline” for all our Ruby apps now
Thanks for the info @timriley
I just realised we have
#or_fmap in dry-monads. Thanks @flash-gordon :pray:
It’s a lovely codebase btw. I enjoyed looking over your recent changes.
thanks, I think I'll push something else soon, need to give it a try first :)
hey. I've just got an idea, that
dry-initializer and dry-struct both solve the same problem - define a list of attributes with constructor
I use
dry-initializer to define dependencies, and dry-struct to define an attributes
but now I need to define a dependency in my
Dry::Struct subclass, and I afraid two constructors won't live together
Would it possible or even desirable to use dry-view in rails?
@cmrichards I don't know :) But I'd love to hear if/how you get it to work.
Certainly dry-view brings some extra structure to the view layer. That's a benefit regardless of your web framework I think.