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Rewrite the _sidebar_module partial to render only one module,
and to not make any assumptions about the contents of a module.
(Except that it has a title and a body.)
Move the actual module logic into model classes, and use the
ActiveModel magic to have it find it's own partial. Now we
have the view logic for each module in it's own partial that
in turn renders as part of the _sidebar_module partial.
Only implementation this far is the blog-category module
listing the latest blog entries within each category.
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I would like to just render the refinery/blog/index template for
this, but I did not find a way to do it, so I copied it instead. May
need to revisit this if upgrading to a new refinery or blog engine.
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Note to self, use model decorators to massage model data, but leave
the markup to the views where it belong.
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Also did some code cleanup in
PagesControllerDecorator::populate_sidebars.
The controller will now populate left and right sidebars (only
left for now,) while the SidebarPostDecorator will provide the
markup for each post that is to be shown in a sidebar.
The plan is to further expand the system with other Sidebar-
Decorators, so each item can be rendered using the same in the
partial.
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List blog categories and 10 most resent posts in each category in
the left sidebar.
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