slim-lang

I need to convert the html.slim files in my Ruby on Rails application to html.erb. Is there any easy way to do it? I tried many options listed in Stack Overflow and other sites. But nothing worked for me. I found a converter http://slim2html.raving.systems/ and a html to slim converter http://html2slim.herokuapp.com/ . It is not of my use since it does not work the other way around. Should I have to do it manually? Please help. You can! First, make sure you have already installed slim-rails . You can install it by calling gem install slim-rails . Then write something in the input.html Finally,

In rails slim (http://slim-lang.com/) the syntax for defining a new div with a class name "sample" is the following: .sample = "Content goes here" this will create: <div class="sample"> Content goes here </div> I want to define a div's class according to a rail's helper, a variable, or other things.. such as, in rails: <div class="sample #{@variable.name}"> Content goes here </div> I have no idea how to do this in slim: .sample #what else goes here? Content goes here Anyone know how? How about div[class="sample #{@variable.name}"] or even div class=["sample", @variable.name] or .sample *{

I am working on a Ruby on Rails project and am needing to customize default views provided by Gems. The requirement is to use Slim for template. I understand that ERB is the default template engine for Rails. As per my observation, the priority is for ERB and if not it will use Slim/Haml views. I am interested in knowing if it is possible to set Slim as the default instead of the ERB? How can this be achieved so that when I create a local version of a template in Slim it will override the template provided by the gem. Any clue will be appreciated. You can use "slim-rails" gem which is built

I am working on a Ruby on Rails project and am needing to customize default views provided by Gems. The requirement is to use Slim for template. I understand that ERB is the default template engine for Rails. As per my observation, the priority is for ERB and if not it will use Slim/Haml views. I am interested in knowing if it is possible to set Slim as the default instead of the ERB? How can this be achieved so that when I create a local version of a template in Slim it will override the template provided by the gem. Any clue will be appreciated. You can use "slim-rails" gem which is built

I am learning Rails and I have seen these template engines. I have no experience with them (only erb). But as I am a beginner, I am really confused. Which one do you suggest and why? Erb, Haml or Slim? Please tell your reason for preferring one over the others. And if you have any other recommendations, please let us know. EDIT: I am NOT looking for a winner here. I just want to hear your opinions about them, their syntax, speed of execution, and so on. ERB is good mainly if you have a web designer that will work on plain HTML and does not know either haml or slim. This way he can write HTML