teatimes
What is the difference between using <%= and <. in heex-files? After what I have understood, the second one is new to .heex-files and liveview, and I see it is used e.g. for live_components. Is there any differences, or are they interchangeable?
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<%= @something %> is used to render
@somethingon your HTML as long as it can become a string. You could change something to1 + 1orinspect(@current_user)and it would render something. <% and <%= are called tags in the docs for heex. I like to call them interpolation.As for <.something> it means there’s a function on this module or imported in this module that’s a Phoenix.Component
These functions would be defined as:
They take an assigns argument and everything you pass as parameters go there. Like
<.something x={10} />populates the assigns withassigns.xwith value 10. You can also use inside heex@xsince it’s an assign.Worth mentioning the “.” At the start means “it’s here or imported here”. If you wanted to call a Phoenix.Component function from another module you’d do:
<Other.Module.function_name x={10} />. (Note there’s no leading dot).teatimes
Thank you for the clarifications!