SWF Ditty (swiff ditty)¶ ↑
A simple and flexible Sinatra helper for embedding SWFs in your views. Requires jQuery and jQuery SWFObject.
Installation¶ ↑
Install gemcutter if you haven’t already:
sudo gem install gemcutter gem tumble
Install the ratpack gem:
sudo gem install swf_ditty
Drop this line in your app:
gem 'swf_ditty' require 'sinatra/swf_ditty'
Usage¶ ↑
The following example assumes you’re using haml and my ratpack helpers gem (for the ‘javascript_include_tag` method):
%html %head =javascript_include_tag %w(jquery-1.3.2.min jquery.swfobject.1-0-7.min) %body = swf 'my_swf.swf' = swf 'subdirectory/of/public/another.swf', :width => 500, :height => 300 = swf 'http://example.com/yet_another.swf', :wmode => 'opaque'
Passing in FlashVars is easy:
= swf 'swf/foo.swf', :flashvars => {:foo => 'chacha', :bar => 250}
By default, a DOM element is automatically created based on a variation of the swf filename, but you can override it like so:
= swf 'swf/foo.swf', :dom_id => 'custom_dom_dom_doobie', :create_dom_container => false
See full auto-generated documentation at rdoc.info/projects/zeke/swf_ditty
Colophon¶ ↑
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Thanks to the Sinatra page on Writing Extensions
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Tests modified from wbzyl/sinatra-static-assets
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Gem built with Jeweler
Copyright¶ ↑
Copyright © 2009 Zeke Sikelianos. See LICENSE for details.