Allow injecting a custom renderer class #166
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Thanks @apauly for your contribution. We'll review it shortly. Would you mind adding documentation about this change in the README? |
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Hi @Spone , sorry for the delayed response - I've now added a section to the README. |
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This PR does not really alter the behaviour of the gem, but it allows easier implementation for custom behaviour.
componenthelper optionally accepts a custom renderer classComponentRendereritself has been refactored a bit to allow customization of property assignmentUse case:
We'd like to use
komponentin a setup where we need to customize the property assignment to enable localization (including inline editing).The changes in this PR would implement an interface for customization only - without binding to a special kind of customization.
Note: The
.rubocop.ymlchange is due to a warning by rubocop itself