ProductCardComponent Blueprint
The provided Ruby code defines a `ProductCardComponent` class, which is a subclass of `ApplicationComponent`. This class is used to generate HTML for displaying a product card component in a web application. The product card includes the product's image, name, and description, and provides a link to view more details about the product.
Here's a breakdown of the key elements:
- The class is initialized with a `product` object.
- The `template` method generates the HTML structure for the product card.
- The outer `div` has classes for styling (tailwind CSS classes like `card`, `card-compact`, `w-96`, etc.).
- Inside the outer `div`, there is an `img` tag for the product image, wrapped in a `figure` tag.
- A `div` with the class `card-body` contains the product's name in a `h2` tag, the description in a `p` tag, and a `div` for the 'View Product' link.
- The 'View Product' link is generated using an `a` tag with a URL pointing to the product's detail page (`product_path(@product)`).
Noteworthy details:
- The `# frozen_string_literal: true` comment at the top of the file is a freeze directive to make all string literals in the file immutable.
- The component makes use of some CSS utility classes, likely from a CSS framework like Tailwind CSS, to style the product card.
- The component relies on Rails path helpers (like `product_path(@product)`) to generate URLs.
# frozen_string_literal: true
class ProductCardComponent < ApplicationComponent
def initialize(product)
@product = product
end
def template
div(class: "card card-compact w-96 bg-base-100 shadow-xl") do
figure { img(src: @product.image_url, alt: @product.name) }
div(class: "card-body") do
h2(class: "card-title") { @product.name }
p { @product.description }
div(class: "card-actions justify-end") do
a(href: product_path(@product), class: "btn btn-primary") { "View Product" }
end
end
end
end
end