Bump phlex from 1.9.1 to 1.10.1

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Bumps phlex from 1.9.1 to 1.10.1.

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1.10.0

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[Experimental] Selective Rendering

When rendering Phlex::HTML or Phlex::SVG components, you can now pass a list of ids to be rendered and Phlex will skip past everything else.

This is incredibly useful for Turbo/HTMX-style “HTML-Over-The-Wire” responses. It allows you to render just the parts you need so you don’t need to set up special endpoints for those fragments.

This feature will become more useful in 2.0, which will ship with an optional frontend package, Phlex.js, an alternative to Turbo as well as Morphlex, our DOM morphing library, an alternative to Idiomorph.

To use selective rendering, pass an array of IDs as the fragments: keyword argument when calling call.

[Experimental] Component Kits (limited to Ruby 3.2 and up)

Kits allow you to render components in your templates without using the render method or calling .new.

For this to work, the components need to be in a “Kit”. A Kit is a special Ruby module that contains components. In your app, you might just call this module Components. But you could call it anything and UI kits can ship gems with Phlex Kits in them. The module should extend Phlex::Kit like this:

module Components
  extend Phlex::Kit
end

Now you can define a component in that Kit like this:

class Components::Card < Phlex::HTML
  def initialize(title)
    @title = title
  end
def view_template(&)
article(class: "card") {
h1(class: "card-title") { @​title }
yield
}
end
end

When this component class is defined, a method will automatically be defined on the containing kit (Components) with the same name as the component, in this case, the method Card will be defined on Components.

Now, in another component, you can use that method to render the card. Note, we don’t need to use render or .new.

def view_template
  Components::Card("Hello") { "Hello world!" }
end
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Changelog

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Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[1.10.0] 2024-04-05

• [Added] new Phlex::CSV class for streaming CSV views
• [Added] new (experimental) Phlex::Kit for collections of components
• [Added] support for selective rendering
• [Changed] mix does a better job when mixing different types of attributes
• [Changed] Phlex will now try to call to_s on attribute values
• [Changed] No runtime dependencies
• [Deprecated] Phlex::HTML#param, (<param>) tags have been deprecated
• [Deprecated] Defining the template method is now deprecated. You should define view_template instead. In Phlex 2.0, the template method will render a \<template> tag.

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