:map types and :embedded_schema types lead to a broken input right now.
I've fixed it locally by editing the field in edit.html.eex to render a text area instead
<%= textarea f, :my_map_field, class: "form-control", rows: 20, style: "font-family: monospace" %>
In order to actually render this, I've implemented the Phoenix.HTML.Safe protocol for Map (and all the other embedded schema types)
defimpl Phoenix.HTML.Safe, for: My.Embedded.Schema do
def to_iodata(data), do: Jason.encode!(data, escape: :html_safe, pretty: true)
end
defimpl Phoenix.HTML.Safe, for: Map do
def to_iodata(data), do: Jason.encode!(data, escape: :html_safe, pretty: true)
end
I also edited the update action within the generated controller to decode
case Admin.update_user_identity(
my_schema,
my_schema
|> Map.get_and_update("my_map_field", fn cv -> {cv, Jason.decode!(cv)} end)
|> elem(1)
) do
...
While I can continue to do this to get these fields working, I'm wondering if handling of these types can be automatically supported by Mandarin by default?
Willing to help out if needed on this one. Loving Mandarin so far.
:maptypes and:embedded_schematypes lead to a brokeninputright now.I've fixed it locally by editing the field in
edit.html.eexto render a text area insteadIn order to actually render this, I've implemented the
Phoenix.HTML.Safeprotocol for Map (and all the other embedded schema types)I also edited the
updateaction within the generated controller to decodeWhile I can continue to do this to get these fields working, I'm wondering if handling of these types can be automatically supported by Mandarin by default?
Willing to help out if needed on this one. Loving Mandarin so far.