The following have been relocated to gorillib/deprecated/{old name}. So, if you were using gorillib/array/random and can't stand to migrate yet, just include gorillib/deprecated/array/random instead.
- deprecated
Array#random_element--Array#sampleexists. - combined
array/average,array/sorted_medianandarray/sorted_percentileunderarray/simple_statistics. Just include that instead.Array#average,Array#sorted_medianandArray#sorted_percentileare not deprecated, just moved.Array#sorted_sampleis nowArray#sorted_nths. There is asamplemethod on array with a non-similar purpose. Also modified it to land on the half-stride:[1,2,3,4,5].sorted_nths(2)is[2,4]not[3,5].- metaprogramming/aliasing.rb
gorillib/model/factoriesis nowgorillib/factories.rbgorillib/builder/fieldwas empty, removed it
- move
compact_blank,deep_compacttoenumerable/compact?
- stripping back the gem dependencies.
json&OJalongside bundler and rake in the:developmentgroup
positional args:
-
You must explicitly declare the field to be positional in its definition:
class Smurf include Gorillib::Model field :smurfiness, Integer, :position => 0 field :weapon, String, :position => 1 endPositions must be non-conflicting and in minimal order: if a subclass would bomb out if it declared
field :foo, Whatever, :position => 1(or any position besides2). -
Builder's
receive!method returns the block's return value, notself.
model:
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receive!is now called from the initiailizer. -
the initializer now takes
(*positional_args, attrs), assembles thepositional_argsinto the attrs, and hands them toreceive!. -
the way you get a "magic get-set attribute" in builder is by saying
magic, notfield--fieldmeans the same thing as it does in model.
collection:
Gorillib::Collection has been broken up as follows:
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A generic collection stores objects uniquely, in the order added. It responds to:
- receive!, values, to_a, each and each_value;
- length, size, empty?, blank?
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Gorillib::Collectionadditionally lets you store and retrieve things by label:- [], []=, include?, fetch, delete, each_pair, to_hash.
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Gorillib::ModelCollectionadds:key_method: called on objects to get their key;to_keyby default.factory: generates new objects, converts received objects<<: adds object under itskey_methodkeyreceive!s an array by auto-keying the elements, or a hash by trusting what you give itupdate_or_create: if absent, creates object with given attributes andkey_method => key`; if present, updates with given attributes.
what this means for you:
Collectionno longer has factory functionality -- that is now inModelCollection.- The signature of
ModelCollection#initializeisinitialize(key_meth, factory)-- the reverse of what was.
pathname/path_to-- templated file pathsserialization/to_zaml-- predictable, structured YAML writertest_helpers/capture_output-- swallows $stdout/$stderr for testing purposes
- moved
gorillib/serializationtogorillib/serialization/to_wire - renamed
datetime/flattodatetime/to_flat
receiverandreceiver/*-- seepropertyand othershash/tree_mergeandhashlike/tree_merge-- use overlayshash/indifferent_access-- usemashmetaprogramming/cattr_accessor-- useclass_attributemetaprogramming/mattr_accessor-- discouragedstruct/*-- discouraged
- Gorillib has no real dependencies on spork, rcov, Redcloth, etc; these are only useful for rake tasks. Dialed down the urgency of version req's on rspec, yard, etc, and moved the esoterica (spork, rcov, watchr, RedCloth) into bundler groups. Bundler will still install them if you 'bundle install' from the gorillib directory, but the gemspec no longer forces upstream requirers to consider them dependencies
- Log.dump adds the immediate caller to the end of its output
- fix to Gemfile so that early versions of jruby don't hate on it
- Serialization with #to_wire -- like #to_hash, but hands #to_wire down the line to any element that contains it (as opposed to
#to_hash, which should just do that) - Hashlike#tree_merge: combined into the one version; gave it a block in the middle to do any fancy footwork
- deep_hash -- allows dotted (a.b.c) access to a nested hash
- Array#random_element -- gets a random member of the array.
Will soon be deprecating Receiver, in favor of the far more powerful Icss::ReceiverModel in the icss library.
- can now mix activemodel into a receiver, getting all its validation and other awesomeness
- added receiver_model as an experimental 'I'm a fancy cadillac-style receiver'
- Better @Object.try@ (via active_support)
- Receiver body can now be an interpolated string or a hash; this lets you use anonymous classes. Added tuple methods (does an in-order traversal).
- Bugfix for inclusion order in ActsAsHash
v0.1.0 brings:
- Receiver module
- refeactoring of hash decorations into a new hashlike class
- ability to inject hashlike behavior into Struct
lib/
|-- gorillib.rb
`-- gorillib
|-- array
| |-- compact_blank.rb
| |-- deep_compact.rb
| `-- extract_options.rb
|-- base.rb
|-- datetime
| |-- #flat.rb#
| |-- flat.rb
| `-- parse.rb
|-- enumerable
| `-- sum.rb
|-- hash
| |-- compact.rb
| |-- deep_compact.rb
| |-- deep_merge.rb
| |-- keys.rb
| |-- reverse_merge.rb
| |-- slice.rb
| `-- zip.rb
|-- logger
| `-- log.rb
|-- metaprogramming
| |-- aliasing.rb
| |-- cattr_accessor.rb
| |-- class_attribute.rb
| |-- delegation.rb
| |-- mattr_accessor.rb
| |-- remove_method.rb
| `-- singleton_class.rb
|-- numeric
| `-- clamp.rb
|-- object
| |-- blank.rb
| |-- try.rb
| `-- try_dup.rb
|-- some.rb
`-- string
|-- constantize.rb
|-- human.rb
|-- inflections.rb
`-- truncate.rb