never gonna give you up -

[wdiechmann]

I know what it sounds like - but no, I'm not rick-rolling you 🤣

Anticipating 2.0 I've decided to try lining up early to the party gettin' a feel for the amount of work awaiting me in order to rewrite my app for 2.0 - but I don't know, it's like this @buffer never sinks in with me (remember the form_with and friends issue of "Christmas Past") so what do you say - got one more for the old Man?

Say I'd like to "write some text and part of it will be strong and some even STRONGER" (it's a lot more complex and ambitious than that but I reckon this will suffice to get me 'cross)

Reading the new https://beta.phlex.fun/ from doctype to </html> I figured I could do something like

<%= render Components::Text.new do |t|
    span { "write some text and part of it will be" }
    strong { "strong" }
    span { "and some even" }
    Components:TextStrong.new() { "STRONGER" } 
end %>

using

class Components::Text < Components::Base
  attr_accessor :css

  def initialize(css: nil)
    @css = css || "text-base/6 text-zinc-500 sm:text-sm/6 dark:text-zinc-400"
  end

  def view_template(&)
    p(class: css) { yield }
  end
end

# frozen_string_literal: true

class Components::TextStrong < Components::Base
  attr_accessor :css

  def initialize(css: nil)
    @css = css || "font-medium text-zinc-950 dark:text-white"
  end

  def view_template(&)
    strong(class: css) { yield }
  end
end

- but ah-no!

If I do

<%= render Components::Text.new do |c|
      c.span {"write some text and part of it will be"}
      c.strong {"strong"}
    end %>

I can have 'strong' (as a small token of appreciation for all my elephantizing-the-glass-store

So - there's the lay of the land - but you gotta' give me some credit for sticking with Phlex for all this time
😅 not knowing what the f* I'm doing 😎