Radio

The Radio field is used to render radio buttons. It's useful when only one value can be selected in a given options group.
Field declaration example
Below is an example of declaring a radio field for a role:
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field :role,
as: :radio,
name: "User role",
options: {
admin: "Administrator",
manager: "Manager",
writer: "Writer"
}-> options
The options attribute accepts either a Hash or a proc, allowing the incorporation of custom logic. Within this block, you gain access to all attributes of Avo::ExecutionContext along with the record, resource, view and field.
This attribute represents the options that should be displayed in the radio buttons.
Default value
Empty Hash.
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{}Possible values
Any Hash. The keys represent the value that will be persisted and the values are the visible labels. Example:
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options: {
admin: "Administrator",
manager: "Manager",
writer: "Writer"
}Or a Proc:
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options: -> do
record.roles.each_with_object({}) do |role, hash|
hash[role.id] = role.name.humanize
end
end
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