I want to render an icon based on some kind of params: defp render_status_icon(case, classes) do icon_name = case case.status do :open -> "hero-inbox-solid text-emerald-500" :closed -> "hero-lock-closed text-gray-500" :archived -> "hero-archive-box text-gray-500" _ -> …

I would do something like this: attr :status, :atom, required: true attr :classes, :string, default: "" defp status_icon(%{status: status} = assigns) do icon_name = case status do :open -> "hero-inbox-solid text-emerald-500" :closed -> "hero-lock-closed text-gray-500" :archived -> "he…

Or maybe even simpler, just make the function that returns the icon to use and use that immediately. <span class={[status_icon(case.status), "w-4 h-4"]} />

Thanks, that is helpful :slight_smile:

[image] Hermanverschooten: status_icon As a note for anyone else, this actually will throw a warning of using a local variable (icon_name) in the template. Instead one should put this into the assigns as well: attr :status, :atom, required: true attr :class, :string, default: "" def st…

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solop March 31, 2024, 1:59pm 4

Thanks, that is helpful