abiquo-etk 0.4.13

data/vendor/api_ruby_client/spec/unit/to_xml_spec.rb

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+require 'spec_helper'
+
+describe Hash do
+  
+  describe "to_xml" do
+    
+    it "should convert the nested resources into 'link' tags if the :convert_links option is present" do
+      xml = Nokogiri.parse({"name" => "Almodovar", "tasks" => [{"name" => "Wadus"}]}.to_xml(:root => "project", :convert_links => true))
+      
+      # <project>
+      #   <name>Almodovar</name>
+      #   <link rel="tasks">
+      #     <tasks type="array">
+      #       <task>
+      #         <name>Wadus</name>
+      #       </task>
+      #     </tasks>
+      #   </link>
+      # </project>
+      xml.at_xpath("/project/name").text.should == "Almodovar"
+      xml.at_xpath("/project/tasks").should be_nil
+      xml.at_xpath("/project/link[@rel='tasks']/tasks[@type='array']/task/name").text.should == "Wadus"
+    end
+    
+    it "should not convert the nested resources into 'link' tags if the :convert_links option is not present" do
+      xml = Nokogiri.parse({"name" => "Almodovar", "tasks" => [{"name" => "Wadus"}]}.to_xml(:root => "project", :convert_links => false))
+
+      # <project>
+      #   <name>Almodovar</name>
+      #   <tasks type="array">
+      #     <task>
+      #       <name>Wadus</name>
+      #     </task>
+      #   </tasks>
+      # </project>      
+      xml.at_xpath("/project/name").text.should == "Almodovar"
+      xml.at_xpath("//link").should be_nil
+      xml.at_xpath("/project/tasks[@type='array']/task/name").text.should == "Wadus"
+    end
+    
+    
+  end
+  
+end
+
+describe Array do
+  
+  describe "to_xml" do
+    
+    it "should convert an array into xml" do
+      [].to_xml.should == "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\n<nil-classes type=\"array\"/>\n"
+    end
+    
+  end
+  
+end

data/vendor/fattr-2.1.0/README

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+NAME
+  fattr.rb
+
+INSTALL
+  gem install fattrs
+
+URIS
+  http://github.com/ahoward/fattr
+  http://rubyforge.org/projects/codeforpeople/
+  http://codeforpeople.com/
+
+SYNOPSIS
+  fattr.rb is a "fatter attr" for ruby
+
+  the implementation of fattr.rb borrows many of the best ideas from the
+  metakoans.rb ruby quiz
+
+    http://www.rubyquiz.com/quiz67.html
+
+  in particular the solutions of Christian Neukirchen and Florian Gross along
+  with concepts from my original traits.rb lib
+
+  key features provided by fattrs are
+
+    - ability to specify default values for attrs and definition time.  values
+      can be literal objects or blocks, which are evaluated in the context of
+      self to initialize the variable
+
+    - classes remember which fattrs they've defined and this information is
+     available to client code
+
+    - a whole suite of methods is defined by calls to #fattrs including
+     getter, setter, query (var?) and banger (var! - which forces
+     re-initialization from the default value/block)
+
+    - ability to define multiple fattrs at once using key => value pairs
+
+    - fast lookup of whether or not a class has defined a certain fattr
+
+    - fattrs can be defined on objects on a per singleton basis
+
+    - getters acts as setters if an argument is given to them
+
+    - block caching, calling an fattr with a block sets the instance
+      variable to that block
+
+    - shortcuts for adding class/module level fattrs
+
+    - class inheritable attributes
+
+  all this in 156 lines of code
+
+SAMPLES
+
+  <========< samples/a.rb >========>
+
+  ~ > cat samples/a.rb
+
+    #
+    # basic usage is like attr, but note that fattr defines a suite of methods
+    #
+      require 'fattr'
+    
+      class C
+        fattr 'a'
+      end
+    
+      c = C.new
+    
+      c.a = 42
+      p c.a                 #=> 42
+      p 'forty-two' if c.a? #=> 'forty-two'
+    
+    #
+    # fattrs works on object too 
+    #
+      o = Object.new
+      o.fattr 'answer' => 42
+      p o.answer           #=> 42
+
+  ~ > ruby samples/a.rb
+
+    42
+    "forty-two"
+    42
+
+
+  <========< samples/b.rb >========>
+
+  ~ > cat samples/b.rb
+
+    #
+    # default values may be given either directly or as a block which will be
+    # evaluated in the context of self.  in both cases (value or block) the
+    # default is set only once and only if needed - it's a lazy evaluation.  the
+    # 'banger' method can be used to re-initialize a variable at any point whether
+    # or not it's already been initialized.
+    #
+      require 'fattr'
+    
+      class C
+        fattr :a => 42
+        fattr(:b){ Float a }
+      end
+    
+      c = C.new
+      p c.a #=> 42
+      p c.b #=> 42.0
+    
+      c.a = 43
+      p c.a #=> 43
+      c.a!
+      p c.a #=> 42
+
+  ~ > ruby samples/b.rb
+
+    42
+    42.0
+    43
+    42
+
+
+  <========< samples/c.rb >========>
+
+  ~ > cat samples/c.rb
+
+    #
+    # multiple name=>default pairs can be given 
+    #
+      require 'fattr'
+    
+      class C
+        fattrs 'x' => 0b101000, 'y' => 0b10
+      end
+    
+      c = C.new
+      z = c.x + c.y
+      p z #=> 42
+
+  ~ > ruby samples/c.rb
+
+    42
+
+
+  <========< samples/d.rb >========>
+
+  ~ > cat samples/d.rb
+
+    #
+    # a nice feature is that all fattrs are enumerated in the class.  this,
+    # combined with the fact that the getter method is defined so as to delegate
+    # to the setter when an argument is given, means bulk initialization and/or
+    # fattr traversal is very easy.
+    #
+      require 'fattr'
+    
+      class C
+        fattrs %w( x y z )
+    
+        def fattrs
+          self.class.fattrs
+        end
+    
+        def initialize
+          fattrs.each_with_index{|a,i| send a, i}
+        end
+    
+        def to_hash
+          fattrs.inject({}){|h,a| h.update a => send(a)}
+        end
+    
+        def inspect
+          to_hash.inspect
+        end
+      end
+    
+      c = C.new
+      p c.fattrs 
+      p c 
+    
+      c.x 'forty-two' 
+      p c.x
+
+  ~ > ruby samples/d.rb
+
+    ["x", "y", "z"]
+    {"x"=>0, "y"=>1, "z"=>2}
+    "forty-two"
+
+
+  <========< samples/e.rb >========>
+
+  ~ > cat samples/e.rb
+
+    #
+    # my favourite element of fattrs is that getters can also be setters.
+    # this allows incredibly clean looking code like
+    #
+      require 'fattr'
+    
+      class Config
+        fattrs %w( host port)
+        def initialize(&block) instance_eval &block end
+      end
+    
+      conf = Config.new{
+        host 'codeforpeople.org'
+        port 80
+      }
+    
+      p conf
+
+  ~ > ruby samples/e.rb
+
+    #<Config:0x2cd1c @port=80, @host="codeforpeople.org">
+
+
+  <========< samples/f.rb >========>
+
+  ~ > cat samples/f.rb
+
+    #
+    # of course fattrs works as well at class/module level as at instance
+    # level
+    #
+      require 'fattr'
+    
+      module Logging 
+        Level_names = {
+          0 => 'INFO',
+          # ...
+          42 => 'DEBUG',
+        }
+    
+        class << Logging
+          fattr 'level' => 42
+          fattr('level_name'){ Level_names[level] }
+        end
+      end
+    
+    p Logging.level
+    p Logging.level_name
+
+  ~ > ruby samples/f.rb
+
+    42
+    "DEBUG"
+
+
+  <========< samples/g.rb >========>
+
+  ~ > cat samples/g.rb
+
+    #
+    # you can add class/module fattrs the 'normal' way or using the provided
+    # shortcut method
+    #
+      require 'fattr'
+    
+      class C
+        class << C
+          fattr 'a' => 4
+        end
+    
+        Fattr 'b' => 2
+      end
+    
+      p [ C.a, C.b ].join
+
+  ~ > ruby samples/g.rb
+
+    "42"
+
+
+  <========< samples/h.rb >========>
+
+  ~ > cat samples/h.rb
+
+    #
+    # class variable inheritance is supported simply
+    #
+      require 'fattr'
+    
+      class A
+        Fattr :x, :default => 42, :inheritable => true
+      end
+    
+      class B < A
+      end
+    
+      class C < B
+      end
+    
+      p C.x #=> 42
+    
+      A.x = 42.0
+      B.x = 'forty-two'
+    
+      p A.x #=> 42.0
+      p B.x #=> 'forty-two'
+      p C.x #=> 42
+    
+      C.x! # re-initialize from closest ancestor (B)
+    
+      p A.x #=> 42.0
+      p B.x #=> 'forty-two'
+      p C.x #=> 'forty-two'
+
+  ~ > ruby samples/h.rb
+
+    42
+    42.0
+    "forty-two"
+    42
+    42.0
+    "forty-two"
+    "forty-two"
+
+
+
+HISTORY
+  2.0.0:
+    support class/module inheritable attributes
+
+  1.1.0:
+    ruby19 testing.  move to github.
+
+  1.0.2:
+    added Fattr shortcut for adding class/module level fattrs
+
+      class C
+        Fattr 'children' => []
+
+        def C.inherited other
+          (children << other).uniq!
+          super
+        end
+      end
+
+      class B < C
+      end
+
+      p C.children #=> B
+
+  1.0.0:
+    port from attributes.rb retaining all the same features of that version of
+    attributes.rb

data/vendor/fattr-2.1.0/README.erb

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+NAME
+  fattr.rb
+
+INSTALL
+  gem install fattrs
+
+URIS
+  http://github.com/ahoward/fattr
+  http://rubyforge.org/projects/codeforpeople/
+  http://codeforpeople.com/
+
+SYNOPSIS
+  fattr.rb is a "fatter attr" for ruby
+
+  the implementation of fattr.rb borrows many of the best ideas from the
+  metakoans.rb ruby quiz
+
+    http://www.rubyquiz.com/quiz67.html
+
+  in particular the solutions of Christian Neukirchen and Florian Gross along
+  with concepts from my original traits.rb lib
+
+  key features provided by fattrs are
+
+    - ability to specify default values for attrs and definition time.  values
+      can be literal objects or blocks, which are evaluated in the context of
+      self to initialize the variable
+
+    - classes remember which fattrs they've defined and this information is
+     available to client code
+
+    - a whole suite of methods is defined by calls to #fattrs including
+     getter, setter, query (var?) and banger (var! - which forces
+     re-initialization from the default value/block)
+
+    - ability to define multiple fattrs at once using key => value pairs
+
+    - fast lookup of whether or not a class has defined a certain fattr
+
+    - fattrs can be defined on objects on a per singleton basis
+
+    - getters acts as setters if an argument is given to them
+
+    - block caching, calling an fattr with a block sets the instance
+      variable to that block
+
+    - shortcuts for adding class/module level fattrs
+
+    - class inheritable attributes
+
+  all this in 156 lines of code
+
+SAMPLES
+<%= samples %>
+
+HISTORY
+  2.0.0:
+    support class/module inheritable attributes
+
+  1.1.0:
+    ruby19 testing.  move to github.
+
+  1.0.2:
+    added Fattr shortcut for adding class/module level fattrs
+
+      class C
+        Fattr 'children' => []
+
+        def C.inherited other
+          (children << other).uniq!
+          super
+        end
+      end
+
+      class B < C
+      end
+
+      p C.children #=> B
+
+  1.0.0:
+    port from attributes.rb retaining all the same features of that version of
+    attributes.rb

data/vendor/fattr-2.1.0/Rakefile

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+This.author = "Ara T. Howard"
+This.email = "ara.t.howard@gmail.com"
+This.homepage = "http://github.com/ahoward/#{ This.lib }/tree/master"
+This.rubyforge_project = 'codeforpeople'
+
+task :default do
+  puts(Rake::Task.tasks.map{|task| task.name} - ['default'])
+end
+
+task :spec do
+  require 'spec/rake/spectask'
+  Spec::Rake::SpecTask.new do |t|
+    t.spec_files = FileList['spec/*_spec.rb']
+  end
+end
+
+task :gemspec do
+  ignore_extensions = 'git', 'svn', 'tmp', /sw./, 'bak', 'gem'
+  ignore_directories = 'pkg'
+  ignore_files = 'test/log'
+
+  shiteless = 
+    lambda do |list|
+      list.delete_if do |entry|
+        next unless test(?e, entry)
+        extension = File.basename(entry).split(%r/[.]/).last
+        ignore_extensions.any?{|ext| ext === extension}
+      end
+      list.delete_if do |entry|
+        next unless test(?d, entry)
+        dirname = File.expand_path(entry)
+        ignore_directories.any?{|dir| File.expand_path(dir) == dirname}
+      end
+      list.delete_if do |entry|
+        next unless test(?f, entry)
+        filename = File.expand_path(entry)
+        ignore_files.any?{|file| File.expand_path(file) == filename}
+      end
+    end
+
+  lib         = This.lib
+  version     = This.version
+  files       = shiteless[Dir::glob("**/**")]
+  executables = shiteless[Dir::glob("bin/*")].map{|exe| File.basename(exe)}
+  has_rdoc    = true #File.exist?('doc')
+  test_files  = "test/#{ lib }.rb" if File.file?("test/#{ lib }.rb")
+
+  extensions = This.extensions
+  if extensions.nil?
+    %w( Makefile configure extconf.rb ).each do |ext|
+      extensions << ext if File.exists?(ext)
+    end
+  end
+  extensions = [extensions].flatten.compact
+
+  template = 
+    if test(?e, 'gemspec.erb')
+      Template{ IO.read('gemspec.erb') }
+    else
+      Template {
+        <<-__
+          ## #{ lib }.gemspec
+          #
+
+          Gem::Specification::new do |spec|
+            spec.name = #{ lib.inspect }
+            spec.description = 'fattr.rb is a "fatter attr" for ruby'  
+            spec.version = #{ version.inspect }
+            spec.platform = Gem::Platform::RUBY
+            spec.summary = #{ lib.inspect }
+
+            spec.files = #{ files.inspect }
+            spec.executables = #{ executables.inspect }
+            
+            <% if test(?d, 'lib') %>
+            spec.require_path = "lib"
+            <% end %>
+
+            spec.has_rdoc = #{ has_rdoc.inspect }
+            spec.test_files = #{ test_files.inspect }
+            #spec.add_dependency 'lib', '>= version'
+            #spec.add_dependency 'fattr'
+
+            spec.extensions.push(*#{ extensions.inspect })
+
+            spec.rubyforge_project = #{ This.rubyforge_project.inspect }
+            spec.author = #{ This.author.inspect }
+            spec.email = #{ This.email.inspect }
+            spec.homepage = #{ This.homepage.inspect }
+          end
+        __
+      }
+    end
+
+  open("#{ lib }.gemspec", "w"){|fd| fd.puts template}
+  This.gemspec = "#{ lib }.gemspec"
+end
+
+task :gem => [:clean, :gemspec] do
+  Fu.mkdir_p This.pkgdir
+  before = Dir['*.gem']
+  cmd = "gem build #{ This.gemspec }"
+  `#{ cmd }`
+  after = Dir['*.gem']
+  gem = ((after - before).first || after.first) or abort('no gem!')
+  Fu.mv gem, This.pkgdir
+  This.gem = File.basename(gem)
+end
+
+task :readme do
+  samples = ''
+  prompt = '~ > '
+  lib = This.lib
+  version = This.version
+
+  Dir['sample*/*'].sort.each do |sample|
+    samples << "\n" << "  <========< #{ sample } >========>" << "\n\n"
+
+    cmd = "cat #{ sample }"
+    samples << Util.indent(prompt + cmd, 2) << "\n\n"
+    samples << Util.indent(`#{ cmd }`, 4) << "\n"
+
+    cmd = "ruby #{ sample }"
+    samples << Util.indent(prompt + cmd, 2) << "\n\n"
+
+    cmd = "ruby -e'STDOUT.sync=true; exec %(ruby -Ilib #{ sample })'"
+    samples << Util.indent(`#{ cmd } 2>&1`, 4) << "\n"
+  end
+
+  template = 
+    if test(?e, 'readme.erb')
+      Template{ IO.read('readme.erb') }
+    else
+      Template {
+        <<-__
+          NAME
+            #{ lib }
+
+          DESCRIPTION
+
+          INSTALL
+            gem install #{ lib }
+
+          SAMPLES
+            #{ samples }
+        __
+      }
+    end
+
+  open("README", "w"){|fd| fd.puts template}
+end
+
+
+task :clean do
+  Dir[File.join(This.pkgdir, '**/**')].each{|entry| Fu.rm_rf(entry)}
+end
+
+
+task :release => [:clean, :gemspec, :gem] do
+  gems = Dir[File.join(This.pkgdir, '*.gem')].flatten
+  raise "which one? : #{ gems.inspect }" if gems.size > 1
+  raise "no gems?" if gems.size < 1
+  cmd = "rubyforge login && rubyforge add_release #{ This.rubyforge_project } #{ This.lib } #{ This.version } #{ This.pkgdir }/#{ This.gem }"
+  puts cmd
+  system cmd
+end
+
+
+
+
+
+BEGIN {
+  $VERBOSE = nil
+
+  require 'ostruct'
+  require 'erb'
+  require 'fileutils'
+
+  Fu = FileUtils
+
+  This = OpenStruct.new
+
+  This.file = File.expand_path(__FILE__)
+  This.dir = File.dirname(This.file)
+  This.pkgdir = File.join(This.dir, 'pkg')
+
+  lib = ENV['LIB']
+  unless lib
+    lib = File.basename(Dir.pwd)
+  end
+  This.lib = lib
+
+  version = ENV['VERSION']
+  unless version
+    name = lib.capitalize
+    library = "./lib/#{ lib }.rb"
+    program = "./bin/#{ lib }"
+    if test(?e, library)
+      require library
+      version = eval(name).send(:version)
+    elsif test(?e, program)
+      version = `#{ program } --version`.strip
+    end
+    abort('no version') if(version.nil? or version.empty?)
+  end
+  This.version = version
+
+  abort('no lib') unless This.lib
+  abort('no version') unless This.version
+
+  module Util
+    def indent(s, n = 2)
+      s = unindent(s)
+      ws = ' ' * n
+      s.gsub(%r/^/, ws)
+    end
+
+    def unindent(s)
+      indent = nil
+      s.each do |line|
+      next if line =~ %r/^\s*$/
+      indent = line[%r/^\s*/] and break
+    end
+    indent ? s.gsub(%r/^#{ indent }/, "") : s
+  end
+    extend self
+  end
+
+  class Template
+    def initialize(&block)
+      @block = block
+      @template = block.call.to_s
+    end
+    def expand(b=nil)
+      ERB.new(Util.unindent(@template)).result(b||@block)
+    end
+    alias_method 'to_s', 'expand'
+  end
+  def Template(*args, &block) Template.new(*args, &block) end
+
+  Dir.chdir(This.dir)
+}