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Source:sinatra_helpers.rb

...21      include Padrino::Helpers::AssetTagHelpers22      include Padrino::Helpers::FormatHelpers23      include Padrino::Helpers::TranslationHelpers24      def initialize(opts={})25        @current_path = opts[:current_path]26        @param_name = (opts[:param_name] || :page).to_sym27        @current_params = opts[:current_params]28        @current_params.delete(@param_name)29      end30      def render(*args)31        base = ActionView::Base.new.tap do |a|32          a.view_paths << SinatraHelpers.view_paths33          a.view_paths << File.expand_path('../../../../app/views', __FILE__)34        end35        base.render(*args)36      end37      def url_for(params)38        extra_params = {}39        if page = params[@param_name] and page != 140          extra_params[@param_name] = page41        end42        query = @current_params.merge(extra_params)43        @current_path + (query.empty? ? '' : "?#{query.to_query}")44      end45      def link_to_unless(condition, name, options = {}, html_options = {}, &block)46        options = url_for(options) if options.is_a? Hash47        if condition48          if block_given?49            block.arity <= 1 ? capture(name, &block) : capture(name, options, html_options, &block)50          else51            name52          end53        else54          link_to(name, options, html_options)55        end56      end57      def params58        @current_params59      end60    end61    module HelperMethods62      # A helper that renders the pagination links - for Sinatra.63      #64      #   <%= paginate @articles %>65      #66      # ==== Options67      # * <tt>:window</tt> - The "inner window" size (4 by default).68      # * <tt>:outer_window</tt> - The "outer window" size (0 by default).69      # * <tt>:left</tt> - The "left outer window" size (0 by default).70      # * <tt>:right</tt> - The "right outer window" size (0 by default).71      # * <tt>:params</tt> - url_for parameters for the links (:id, :locale, etc.)72      # * <tt>:param_name</tt> - parameter name for page number in the links (:page by default)73      # * <tt>:remote</tt> - Ajax? (false by default)74      # * <tt>:ANY_OTHER_VALUES</tt> - Any other hash key & values would be directly passed into each tag as :locals value.75      def paginate(scope, options = {}, &block)76        current_path = env['PATH_INFO'] rescue nil77        current_params = Rack::Utils.parse_query(env['QUERY_STRING']).symbolize_keys rescue {}78        paginator = Kaminari::Helpers::Paginator.new(79          ActionViewTemplateProxy.new(:current_params => current_params, :current_path => current_path, :param_name => options[:param_name] || Kaminari.config.param_name),80          options.reverse_merge(:current_page => scope.current_page, :total_pages => scope.total_pages, :per_page => scope.limit_value, :param_name => Kaminari.config.param_name, :remote => false)81        )82        paginator.to_s83      end84      # A simple "Twitter like" pagination link that creates a link to the previous page.85      # Works on Sinatra.86      #87      # ==== Examples88      # Basic usage:89      #90      #   <%= link_to_previous_page @items, 'Previous Page' %>91      #92      # Ajax:93      #94      #   <%= link_to_previous_page @items, 'Previous Page', :remote => true %>...

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