Rails Turbo 8
Turbo 8 is a Ruby on Rails feature that facilitates automatic broadcasting of data transmissions, enhancing the real-time capabilities of Rails applications. It leverages WebSockets for efficient communication between the server and client, enabling seamless updates to the user interface without requiring manual page reloads.
Turbo 8 establishes a persistent connection between the client and server, enabling bidirectional data flow. When a relevant data change occurs on the server side, Turbo 8 automatically pushes these updates to connected clients, ensuring that the user interface reflects the latest state of the application in real-time.
This broadcasting mechanism significantly improves the responsiveness and interactivity of Rails applications, making them more dynamic and engaging for users. By eliminating the need for frequent page refreshes, Turbo 8 enhances the user experience and simplifies development, as developers can focus on building functionality without worrying about manual data synchronization between the server and client.
Create Project
rails new watching_movies -T
Add additional gems
bundle add tailwindcss-rails
rails tailwindcss:install
gem install foreman
bundle add faker
scaffold Movie
rails g scaffold movie title watched_at:datetime
In the model, put the magic
class Movie < ApplicationRecord
broadcasts_refreshes # update and destroy take care of this
after_create :broadcast_create
private
def broadcast_create
broadcast_prepend_to self, target: "movies", partial: "movies/movie", locals: { movie: self }
end
end
At the top of the page movies/_movie.html.erb
<%= turbo_stream_from movie %>
In the index.html.erb will have this code
<div id="movies" class="min-w-full">
<%= turbo_stream_from :movies %>
<%= render @movies %>
</div>
Why the turbo_stream_from :movies? The application needs to add the new movie partial at the top. So in the movies_controller.rb change to
def index
@movies = Movie.order(created_at: :desc)
end
We need to prepare the database
In file db/seeds.rb add
10.times do
Movie.create(title: Faker::Movie.title)
end
rails db:drop db:create db:migrate db:seed
This setup demonstrates how Turbo 8 can be integrated into a Rails application to enable automatic broadcasting of data updates to connected clients, enhancing the real-time capabilities of the application.
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