# Output

The HTML `<output>` tag, implemented in Ruby.

## Parameters

This component can take up to 5 optional configuration params and either yield content or display what gets passed to the `text` configuration param.

### id (optional)

Expects a string with all ids the `<output>` should have.

### class (optional)

Expects a string with all classes the `<output>` should have.

### name (optional)

Specifies a name for the `<output>` element

### for (optional)

Specifies the relationship between the result of the calculation, and the elements used in the calculation

### form (optional)

Specifies one or more forms the `<output>` element belongs to

## Example 1:

```ruby
output name: 'x', for: 'a b', text: ''
```

returns

```markup
<output for="a b" name="x"></output>
```

## Example 2:

```ruby
output id: 'my-id', class: 'my-class', name: 'x', for: 'a b', form: 'form_id' do
  plain 'All attributes'
end
```

returns

```markup
<output for="a b" form="form_id" id="my-id" name="x" class="my-class">
  All attributes
</output>
```


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