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Hello!

Is it possible to specify a template and path to render?
Something like...

format.docx do 
    headers["Content-Disposition"] = "attachment; filename=\"filename.docx\""
    render docx: "path/to/layout.docx.caracal"
end

Or do we have to implicitly use the file at path apps/views/controller_name/action_name.docx.caracal?

Thanks for making it easier to bring the awesomeness of Caracal to rails! :D

'I'm trying to access helpers inside the caracal template. However I'm getting an error telling me that the method does not exist. Is there any way i can access the number_to_currency helper in the docx.caracal template?

I use it in my rails project but when i'm try this example i'm getting error this
undefined method `keep_if' for "Droid Serif":String do you have any idea about this?

I am attempting to string together an object attribute and a sentence within the do block using text. For some odd reason, it says that the class is nil when I use instance variables inline

docx.p do
   text 'hello' @user.name  
end

How would you approach this issue?

Is it possible to set another file name for the docx-file other than the id of the record?

Using caracal-rails with Rails 6 leads to the following deprecation warning:

DEPRECATION WARNING: Single arity template handlers are deprecated. Template handlers must
now accept two parameters, the view object and the source for the view object.
Change:
  >> Caracal::Rails::TemplateHandler.call(template)
To:
  >> Caracal::Rails::TemplateHandler.call(template, source)

I have a link for show page within doc e.g users_url(@user). But this url is undefined within the doc.

The example in the read.me has outdated usage of Caracal methods.

tested replacing caracal-example by this code, fails with undefined method "keep_if" on line 1, because docx.font expect a hash of options.

I have code like below:-
docx.ol do
li 'first'
li 'second'
end
I need to insert a page break after each li.
I used docx.page after li but that didn't worked.