The AmaLayout gem is used to add a standard layout to .ama.ab.ca sites.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'ama_layout'And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install ama_layout
Ensure that the app responds to:
Rails.configuration.gatekeeper_site
Rails.configuration.youraccount_site
Rails.configuration.insurance_site
Rails.configuration.membership_site
Rails.configuration.driveredonline_site
Rails.configuration.amaabca_site
Rails.configuration.forms_amaabca_site
Navigation for each application has been built in custom made Navigation class and set as a hash to ama_layout gem:
Example:
class Navigation
include ActiveModel::Model
attr_accessor :current_user
def initialize args={}
self.current_user = args.fetch(:current_user)
end
def navigation
return nil unless current_user
return navigation_items["member-in-renewal"] if current_user.profile.in_billing?
return navigation_items["member"] if current_user.member?
navigation_items["non-member"]
end
private
def navigation_items
YAML.load(ERB.new(File.read("#{Rails.root}/config/locales/navigation.yml")).result)
end
end
Custom Navigation yaml file used to set all navigation:
member:
"Your Account Dashboard":
subtitle: "Member Exclusive Services"
alt: "Back to my dashboard"
link: "<%= Rails.configuration.youraccount_site %>/dashboard"
"Online Profile":
subtitle: "Email / Password Change"
link: "<%= Rails.configuration.gatekeeper_site %>/user/edit"
"Billing":
subtitle: "Statements / Reward Options"
link: "<%= Rails.configuration.youraccount_site %>/billing"
.
.
.
non-member:
"Joins":
alt: "Back to my dashboard"
link: <%= Rails.configuration.membership_site %>
"New Driver Online Program":
link: "<%= Rails.configuration.driveredonline_site %>/login"
target: "_blank"
member-in-renewal:
"Your Account Dashboard":
subtitle: "Member Exclusive Services"
alt: "Back to my dashboard"
link: "<%= Rails.configuration.youraccount_site %>/dashboard"
"Renew":
link: "<%= Rails.configuration.youraccount_site %>/renew"
"Help":
link: "<%= Rails.configuration.amaabca_site %>/help"
"Contact Us":
link: "<%= Rails.configuration.amaabca_site %>/contact"
target: "_blank"
If you want to use custom navigation in an app using this gem, you can specify the location of the navigation.yml file when exposing navigation in your controller.
Example:
Instead of:
expose(:navigation) do
AmaLayout::Navigation.new(
user: current_user, current_url: request.url
).decorate
end
expose(:navigation) do
AmaLayout::Navigation.new(
user: current_user, current_url: request.url,
nav_file_path: Rails.root.join("config", "ama_layout", "navigation.yml")
).decorate
end
This is useful for soft-launching applications.
The following layout example will give you: a header with appropriate navigation if applicable, side navigation if applicable and footer
<body class="<%= controller_name %>" id="top">
<%= render partial: "ama_layout/siteheader", locals: { navigation: Navigation.new(current_user: current_user).navigation } %>
<%= render "ama_layout/notices" %>
<div class="row wrapper">
<%= render partial: "ama_layout/custom_sidebar", locals: { navigation: Navigation.new(current_user: current_user).navigation } %>
<%= yield %>
</div>
<%= render "ama_layout/footer" %>
</body>
Add the following to your application.js
//= require ama_layout/desktop
- Fork it ( https://github.com/amaabca/ama_layout/fork )
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature) - Create rspec tests to cover your feature (100% coverage required)
- Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature) - Create a new Pull Request