error-handling 1.3.1 → 1.4
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data/lib/error-handling.rb
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class ErrorHandling
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#global errors array
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$stored_errors = Array.new()
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#push new error to global errors array.
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$stored_errors = Array.new()
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def create(*error_arguments)
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return "Invalid error syntax, at least 2 parameters expected" if error_arguments.length != 2
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#get current date
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time = Time.new.strftime('%Y-%m-%d')
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#store error
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$stored_errors.push([error_arguments[0], error_arguments[1], time])
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def display(display_errors_ammount)
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#make sure errors are being stored
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#check data type
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return "Invalid error syntax, bad error number." if $stored_errors.length < display_errors_ammount
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puts "[#{$stored_errors[display_errors_ammount][2]}] #{$stored_errors[display_errors_ammount][0]}: #{$stored_errors[display_errors_ammount][1]}"
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elsif display_errors_ammount == 'last'
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puts "[#{$stored_errors[$stored_errors.length - 1][2]}] #{$stored_errors[$stored_errors.length - 1][0]}: #{$stored_errors[$stored_errors.length - 1][1]}"
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#loop through and disply the errors
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$stored_errors.each{ |indiviual_error|
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puts "[#{indiviual_error[2]}] #{indiviual_error[0]}: #{indiviual_error[1]}"
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def count
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name: error-handling
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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- Peter Arnell
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date: 2016-02-12 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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dependencies: []
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description: Error-Handling is a gem focused
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description: Error-Handling is a gem focused on improving how we handle errors in
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our applications. Using a number of methods it allows you to create, export, display
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and much more.
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executables: []
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extensions: []
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homepage: https://github.com/
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homepage: https://github.com/tophbeifong/Error-Handling/
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licenses:
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summary: Beautiful solution to error handling.
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summary: Beautiful solution to application error handling.
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