The Distant Forest 38
How this page is built
the gem renders it — this is all you write
crud_record renders the record as a definition list with the same type-aware cells as the table. The column picker is reusable here too: crud_column_picker @book (the gear, top-right) submits ?cols= to this page, and crud_record @book, picked_columns: @visible narrows the list to match — same mechanism as the table, no JS to open. Below it, an embedded reviews collection is static (query: :static). The URL is the book's slug (identify_by :slug).
app/controllers/books_controller.rb
@visible = CrudComponents.selected_columns(params) # the picker's ?cols=, for crud_record (persist it if you like)
app/views/books/show.html.erb
<%= crud_column_picker @book %> <%# the gear, reusable outside a table %>
<%= crud_record @book, picked_columns: @visible %> <%# honors the picker's selection %>Read more: Record view · Column picker
- Id
- 8,438
- Title
- The Distant Forest 38
- Subtitle
- —
- Slug
- the-distant-forest-38
- Blurb
-
The Distant Forest 38 — broken tales of the ocean.
- A story in 4 parts
- Set in the Winter
- Price
- 38.71 €
- Pages
- 445
- Published on
- 1975-06-04
- Active
- ✓
- Genre
- Fiction
- Metadata
{ "isbn": "978-128161931", "binding": "hardcover" }- Internal token
- —
- Publisher
- Tor Books
- Created at
- 05 Oct 12:21
- Updated at
- 05 Oct 12:21
- Cover
- Manual
- —
- Reviews
- Radia on The Distant Forest 38, Alan on The Distant Forest 38, Radia on The Distant Forest 38
- Chapters
- 1. Signal, 2. Winter, 3. Empire
- Stock
- 6 in stock
- Comments
- —
- Authors
- Adrian Tchaikovsky, Octavia Butler
- Author names
- Adrian Tchaikovsky and Octavia Butler
Reviews (static embedded collection — query: :static)
| Book | Reviewer name | Rating | Body | Created at | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Distant Forest 38 | Radia | ★★☆☆☆ | Slow start, great finish. | 05 Oct 12:21 | |
| The Distant Forest 38 | Alan | ★★★★☆ | Could not put it down. | 05 Oct 12:21 | |
| The Distant Forest 38 | Radia | ★★★☆☆ | A classic in the making. The world-building is superb. | 05 Oct 12:21 |