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Rails Gem for BBCode

Add:

gem "trainbbcode"

to your Gemfile and then install the gem using:

bundle install

The easiest way to use tbbc is with the string method provided, for example

>> "[b]Bold[/b]".tbbc
=> "<strong>Bold</strong>"

If you want to quickly change something, e.g. disable a tag for a specific .tbbc call then you can configure it in the call:

>> "[b]Bold[/b] [i]Italic[/i]".tbbc(:strong_enabled => false)
=> "[b]Bold[/b] <i>Italic</i>"

Whilst this method works its not the cleanest way of doing it. Its fine for simple things like disabling a single tag (e.g. tables in signatures) but when defining custom tags or the coderay css its better to use the other config method

This is done using config/initializers/tbbc.rb, this file needs to look like this:

Trainbbcode.configure do |c|
    c.strong_enabled = false

end

That would produce the same output as the on the fly config but would work when ever you used .tbbc in the project.