marcandre
Is there a plan to support macros in custom components in heex (or are they somehow already supported)? Currently, macro functions are called without any relevant information:
defmacro example(arg) do
arg |> IO.inspect
quote, do: ""
end
# in heex:
<%= example foo: 42 %>
<.example foo={42}/>
The first call an AST including :foo and 42, but the second call using a component does not (I get {:x1, [], :elixir_fn}).
Usecase: I’d like to use gettext to generate labels, titles, etc., but at compile time so the usual tasks to find them still work.
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christhekeele
Do you mind throwing together a minimal example repro? I might be able to poke around in it if so.
marcandre
Sure. Here’s a repo; this last commit gives an example. If you need to try it, clone it, then
cd basic_phoenix/my_app && mix deps.get && mix.compile.It will print:
hauleth
Why not use just
<%= gettext("title") %>. This would also make it much easier formix gettext.extractto find that string.LostKobrakai
That means all the places supplying text need to call
gettext(text)instead of just providing text as an assign and the component would make sure they’re wrapped ingettext(…)calls.marcandre
Exactly. The whole point is so that I can write
<.text_field field={:first_name}/>instead of having to use<.text_field field={:first_name label={gettext(:labels, "first_name")}>but withmix gettext.extractstill working.José Valim confirmed that there is no solution currently. Either I use a macro and
<%= %>form, or I manage to convince my team to usesurface.