TabFu 0.2.0
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TabFu is a Ruby on Rails plug-in designed to ease the management of a 
tabbed interface such as an admin panel. It allows you to programmatically
create the HTML for the list-based tabs and then choose which of the tabs
is the current one at the controller, action, or view level.

Example
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    class ApplicationController
      include TabFu
      tab :home # default tab, optional
    end
    
    class UsersController < ApplicationController
      tab :users
      
      def contact
        tab :contact, :custom_id => :two
        
        # also accepted:
        # - `tab :custom_id => :two`  # main tabs will default to :home
        # - `tab :contact; tab :custom_id => :two` # same result as current
      end
    end
    
    # layout/application.html.erb
    # ...
    

      <% tabs do |tab| %> # id parameter is optional
        <%= tab.home "Go Home!", root_url %>
        <%= tab.about "About", "/about" %>
        <%= tab.users "Users", users_url %>
        <%= tab.contact "Contact", "/users/contact" %>
      <% end %>
    
    
    

      <% tabs('custom_id') do |tab| %>
        <%= tab.one "I am First!" %> # no URL parameter will default to '#'
        <%= tab.two "Second" %>
        <%= tab.three "Third" %>
        <%= tab.four "Last :(" %>
      <% end %>
    
    

If you then access "/users/contact", the `#menu` div will look like:

    

      

        
Go Home!
        
About
        
Users
        
Contact
      
    
    
    

      

        
I am First!
        
Second
        
Third
        
Last :(
      
    

To Do
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  - **[IMPLEMENTED]** Lists with different `id`s will be treated independently. Choosing the current
    tab will be with a syntax similar to `tab :list_id => :tab_identifier` with the 
    option to specify more than one at once. 
  - Customize list-item html (i.e. choose not to have `` junk)
  - Tests/Specs! (for now this plug-in is just pulling code out from an existing project)
  - RDocs

Copyright
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Copyright (c) 2008 Bodaniel Jeanes, released under the MIT license.

In other words, go wild and fork it! Please just send back any additions!