f78e2bed94
Just like mentioned in commit 6552e3197d, we need to use `load` instead
of `require_dependency` since we started using zeitwerk.
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# Components
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For components, customization can be used to change both the logic (included in a `.rb` file) and the view (included in a `.erb` file). If you only want to customize the logic for, let's say, the `Admin::TableActionsComponent`, create a file named `app/components/custom/admin/table_actions_component.rb` with the following content:
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```ruby
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load Rails.root.join("app", "components", "admin", "table_actions_component.rb")
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class Admin::TableActionsComponent
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# Your custom logic here
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end
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```
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If, on the other hand, you also want to customize the view, you need a small modification. Instead of the previous code, use:
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```ruby
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class Admin::TableActionsComponent < ApplicationComponent; end
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load Rails.root.join("app", "components", "admin", "table_actions_component.rb")
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class Admin::TableActionsComponent
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# Your custom logic here
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end
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```
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This will make the component use the view in `app/components/custom/admin/table_actions_component.html.erb`. You can create this file and customize it to your needs.
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