drapergem/draper
Draper is a Ruby gem that provides a decorator pattern for Rails models, enabling the separation of view logic from models. It offers a modular architecture for managing decorators, including support for collections, associations, and ActiveJob integration. The system includes generators for scaffolding decorators and tests, along with comprehensive test infrastructure for RSpec, Minitest, and Test::Unit.
58.5
Adequate · 2 August 2026
1.3k
lines of production code
Ruby
primary language
3
bus factor · 203 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2011 · Architectural modernization and test infrastructure
This period focused on refactoring Draper into a modular architecture and modernizing the development workflow. The codebase was updated to support Ruby 2.6+ and ActiveModel serialization, while the generator system was restructured to support RSpec, Test::Unit, and Rails scaffolding. Comprehensive test coverage was added to validate the new modular components and ensure stability.
13 changes
2012 · Integration testing infrastructure and internal refactoring
This period focused on establishing a comprehensive integration testing environment by creating a dummy Rails application and adding extensive test coverage for decorators, helpers, and mailers. Concurrently, the library's internal architecture was refactored to improve decorator instantiation and view context management.
22 changes
2013–2021 · Test infrastructure and generator enhancements
This period focused on expanding test coverage and automation, introducing Rake tasks and generators for MiniTest and RSpec to streamline the testing workflow. It also added generators for creating decorator classes alongside controllers and implemented compatibility patches for modern Rails features like ActiveJob and Turbo.
16 changes
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