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  4. [Solved] Patching/overriding existent OP view via plugin.

[Solved] Patching/overriding existent OP view via plugin.

Added by Alexander Aleschenko about 1 year ago

Hello

I'm trying to build simple plugin which changes app's controller and view. Controllers(and models) can be patched and it works ok, but there's problem with views. As I understand, rails looks up view file in app scope at first and if it not found tries to check view file in the engine(plugin).

Is there a way to completely override OP's view via plugin? Or, ideally, inject "render" inside erb at specific place without changing OP app itself?


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RE: Patching/overriding existent OP view via plugin. - Added by Markus Kahl about 1 year ago

HI Alexander,

have you checked our proto_plugin? That should give you some hints as to how to inject your own views into the existing OpenProject ones where possible.

RE: Patching/overriding existent OP view via plugin. - Added by Alexander Aleschenko about 1 year ago

It shows only adding new views, not changing or replacing existing.

RE: Patching/overriding existent OP view via plugin. - Added by Alexander Aleschenko about 1 year ago

Looks like OpenProject::Plugins::ActsAsOpEngine#override_core_views! inside engine.rb does the job.

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