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Draper is an object-oriented layer that sits between view templates and models in Rails applications. It uses decorator objects to clean up complex view logic, provide a more object-oriented way to bundle view code, and make view code easier to test and maintain. The decorator pattern allows adding behavior to individual objects without affecting other objects, and Draper generators can be used to easily create decorators for models.
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- 1. Draper Decorators/View-Models for Rails Applications Visnupriya. J .R 7th April 2014 @visnupriya90| github.com/visnupriya © Spritle Software Private Limited | http://www.spritle.com
- 2. What is Draper? • object-oriented layer of presentation logic to your Rails application. • The idea of Draper is to provide real ruby class between the template and the model. • To decorate templates. © Spritle Software Private Limited | http://www.spritle.com
- 3. Why use Draper? • Clean up complex view logic • Provides decorators which bundles view logic in an object oriented fashion • Easy to test than helpers • Code readability and easy to maintain • Code reuse © Spritle Software Private Limited | http://www.spritle.com
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