syedsibtain
Thu Nov 07 2024
In a Rails application, we can provide different views and behaviours based on the type of device accessing our application. One of the ways to achieve this is by using the
1. First, determine if the request is coming from a mobile device and set variant in the controller.
2. Now, create mobile-specific views. For example, if we have an
With the variant set, Rails will automatically choose the correct view.
#rubyonrails
set_variant
method along with mobile-specific templates like index.html+mobile
1. First, determine if the request is coming from a mobile device and set variant in the controller.
def set_variant
browser = Browser.new(request.user_agent)
if browser.device.mobile?
request.variant = :mobile
else
request.variant = :desktop
end
end
2. Now, create mobile-specific views. For example, if we have an
index.html.erb
view, we can create a mobile-specific version by adding +mobile
to the filename.
app/views/orders/index.html.erb
app/views/orders/index.html+mobile.erb
With the variant set, Rails will automatically choose the correct view.
#rubyonrails