gloo 1.0.0 → 1.2.2

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  1. checksums.yaml +4 -4
  2. data/.gitignore +2 -1
  3. data/.ruby-gemset +1 -0
  4. data/.ruby-version +1 -0
  5. data/gloo.gemspec +7 -4
  6. data/lib/VERSION +1 -1
  7. data/lib/gloo/objs/data/mysql.rb +192 -0
  8. data/lib/gloo/objs/data/sqlite.rb +159 -0
  9. data/lib/gloo/verbs/help.rb +82 -0
  10. data/lib/gloo/verbs/version.rb +37 -0
  11. metadata +52 -82
  12. data/Gemfile.lock +0 -175
  13. data/lib/gloo/help/app/application.txt +0 -22
  14. data/lib/gloo/help/app/configuration.txt +0 -7
  15. data/lib/gloo/help/app/default_help.txt +0 -14
  16. data/lib/gloo/help/app/logging.txt +0 -16
  17. data/lib/gloo/help/core/color.txt +0 -31
  18. data/lib/gloo/help/core/error.txt +0 -33
  19. data/lib/gloo/help/core/events.txt +0 -21
  20. data/lib/gloo/help/core/gloo_system.txt +0 -57
  21. data/lib/gloo/help/core/here.txt +0 -30
  22. data/lib/gloo/help/core/it.txt +0 -23
  23. data/lib/gloo/help/core/ops.txt +0 -16
  24. data/lib/gloo/help/core/pathname.txt +0 -29
  25. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/basic/alias.txt +0 -36
  26. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/basic/boolean.txt +0 -28
  27. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/basic/container.txt +0 -33
  28. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/basic/decimal.txt +0 -28
  29. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/basic/integer.txt +0 -27
  30. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/basic/script.txt +0 -29
  31. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/basic/string.txt +0 -28
  32. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/basic/text.txt +0 -27
  33. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/basic/untyped.txt +0 -22
  34. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/cli/banner.txt +0 -49
  35. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/cli/bar.txt +0 -37
  36. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/cli/colorize.txt +0 -33
  37. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/cli/confirm.txt +0 -26
  38. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/cli/menu.txt +0 -44
  39. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/cli/menu_item.txt +0 -26
  40. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/cli/pastel.txt +0 -43
  41. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/cli/prompt.txt +0 -27
  42. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/cli/select.txt +0 -34
  43. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/ctrl/each.txt +0 -48
  44. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/ctrl/repeat.txt +0 -38
  45. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/data/markdown.txt +0 -25
  46. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/data/mysql.txt +0 -40
  47. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/data/query.txt +0 -37
  48. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/data/sqlite.txt +0 -26
  49. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/data/table.txt +0 -46
  50. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/dev/git_repo.txt +0 -36
  51. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/dev/stats.txt +0 -36
  52. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/dt/date.txt +0 -23
  53. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/dt/datetime.txt +0 -24
  54. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/dt/time.txt +0 -23
  55. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/ror/erb.txt +0 -37
  56. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/ror/eval.txt +0 -24
  57. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/snd/play.txt +0 -23
  58. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/snd/say.txt +0 -28
  59. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/system/file.txt +0 -48
  60. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/system/ssh_exec.txt +0 -30
  61. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/system/system.txt +0 -32
  62. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/web/http_get.txt +0 -35
  63. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/web/http_post.txt +0 -34
  64. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/web/json.txt +0 -34
  65. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/web/slack.txt +0 -33
  66. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/web/teams.txt +0 -30
  67. data/lib/gloo/help/objs/web/uri.txt +0 -38
  68. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/alert.txt +0 -33
  69. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/beep.txt +0 -25
  70. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/cls.txt +0 -24
  71. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/context.txt +0 -43
  72. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/create.txt +0 -33
  73. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/execute.txt +0 -27
  74. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/help.txt +0 -34
  75. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/if.txt +0 -37
  76. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/list.txt +0 -34
  77. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/load.txt +0 -38
  78. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/move.txt +0 -42
  79. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/put.txt +0 -38
  80. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/quit.txt +0 -25
  81. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/run.txt +0 -41
  82. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/save.txt +0 -26
  83. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/show.txt +0 -30
  84. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/tell.txt +0 -34
  85. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/unless.txt +0 -38
  86. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/version.txt +0 -32
  87. data/lib/gloo/help/verbs/wait.txt +0 -29
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- MARKDOWN OBJECT TYPE
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- NAME: markdown
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- DESCRIPTION
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- Markdown data in a text string.
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-
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- CHILDREN
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- None
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- MESSAGES
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- show - Show the markdown data in the terminal.
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- page - Show the markdown data in the terminal, paginated.
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-
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- EXAMPLE
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-
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- md [can] :
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- f [file] :
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- on_load [script] :
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- put $.gloo.projects + "/o/data/txt.md" into md.f
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- tell md.f to read (md.data)
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- tell md.data to show
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- data [md] :
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-
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- SEE ALSO
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- SYSTEM OBJECT TYPE
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- NAME: mysql
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- DESCRIPTION
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- A MySQL database connection.
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-
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- CHILDREN
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- host - string
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- The database server host
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- database - string
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- The name of the database.
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- username - string
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- The username with which to connect.
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- pasword - string
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- The user's password.
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-
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- MESSAGES
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- verify - Verify that the database connection can be established.
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-
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- EXAMPLE
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- mysql [can] :
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- on_load [script] :
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- run mysql.get_passwd
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- run mysql.sql
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- db [mysql] :
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- host : localhost
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- database : my_database
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- username : my_user
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- password [alias] : mysql.get_passwd.result
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- sql [query] :
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- database [alias] : mysql.db
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- sql : SELECT first, last, phone FROM people
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- get_passwd [ask] :
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- prompt [string] : Database Password?
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- result [string] :
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-
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- SEE ALSO
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- query, sqlite
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- SYSTEM OBJECT TYPE
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- NAME: query
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- SHORTCUT: sql
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-
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- DESCRIPTION
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- A SQL Query.
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- A SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE or other SQL statement.
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- The query requires a valid database connection.
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-
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- CHILDREN
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- database - string
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- The name of the database.
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- sql - string
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- The SQL query to execute.
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- result - container
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- The result of the query will be a container for each row,
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- with an object for each column.
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- The result container is optional. If it is not present,
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- the results will be displayed in the console.
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- params - container
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- Optional list of parameters for the query.
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- run - Run the query and get back the data.
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-
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- EXAMPLE
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-
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- sqlite [can] :
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- on_load [script] : run sqlite.sql
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- db [sqlite] :
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- database : test.db
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- sql [query] :
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- database [alias] : sqlite.db
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- sql : SELECT id, key, value FROM key_values
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-
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- SEE ALSO
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- mysql, sqlite
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- SYSTEM OBJECT TYPE
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- NAME: sqlite
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- SHORTCUT: sqlite
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- DESCRIPTION
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- A Sqlite3 database connection.
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-
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- CHILDREN
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- database - string - 'test.db'
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- The path to the database file.
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- MESSAGES
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- verify - Verify that the database connection can be established.
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-
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- EXAMPLE
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- sqlite [can] :
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- on_load [script] : run sqlite.sql
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- db [sqlite] :
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- database : test.db
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- sql [query] :
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- database [alias] : sqlite.db
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- sql : SELECT id, key, value FROM key_values
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- query, mysql
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- TABLE OBJECT TYPE
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- NAME: table
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- SHORTCUT: tbl
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- DESCRIPTION
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- A data table.
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-
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- CHILDREN
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- headers - container
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- A list of headers.
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- The name of the header object needs to be the same as the
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- name of the object in the data container.
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- The value of the header is what will be displayed.
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- data - container
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- The table's data.
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-
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- MESSAGES
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- show - Show the contents of the table in the CLI.
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- EXAMPLE
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- t [tbl] :
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- on_load [script] :
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- tell t to show
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- headers [can] :
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- name : Name
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- phone : Tel
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- notes : Notes
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- data [alias] : table_data
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- table_data [can] :
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- 1 [can] :
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- name : Joe
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- phone : 312-555-1212
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- notes : Play golf with Joe
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- 2 [can] :
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- name : Sally
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- phone : 708-555-1212
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- notes : met Sally at the meetup last week
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- 3 [can] :
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- name : Frank
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- phone : 312-555-1213
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- notes : Frank Lee Speaking
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- GIT OBJECT TYPE
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- NAME: git_repo
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- SHORTCUT: git
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- DESCRIPTION
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- Reference to a git repository in the file system.
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- The value of the git_repo object is a string.
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- There are no children needed.
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-
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- CHILDREN
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- None
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-
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- MESSAGES
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- validate - Validate that this is a git repo.
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- check_changes - Check to see if there are any pending changes.
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- get_changes - Get the list of pending changes.
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- commit - Commit changes.
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- get_branch - Get the current branch.
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- review - Review pending changes.
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- EXAMPLE
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- changes [can] :
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- on_load [script] :
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- show "Finding repos with local changes..."
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- put $.user.home + "/dev" into changes.for.in
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- run changes.for
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- show "Done."
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- for [each] :
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- repo [git] :
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- in [string] :
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- do [script] :
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- tell changes.for.repo to check_changes
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- if it then show changes.for.repo
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- GIT OBJECT TYPE
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- NAME: stats
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- SHORTCUT: stats
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-
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- DESCRIPTION
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- Development project statistics.
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-
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- CHILDREN
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- folder - file
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- The project's root folder.
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- types - string
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- The list of code file types.
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- We'll use this to count lines of code and to find the
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- skip - string
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-
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- MESSAGES
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- show_all - Show all project statistics
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- show_busy_folders - Show a list of folders with the most files
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- show_types - Show file types and counts
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- EXAMPLE
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- stats [stats] :
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- folder [file] : /Users/me/dev/project
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- types [string] : rb erb js
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- skip [string] : .git tmp
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- on_load [script] :
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- DATE OBJECT TYPE
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- NAME: date
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- SHORTCUT: date
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- DESCRIPTION
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- A reference to a date, but without time.
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-
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- CHILDREN
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- None
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-
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- MESSAGES
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- now - Set to the current system date.
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- EXAMPLE
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- time [can] :
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- t [time] :
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- on_load [script] :
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- tell time.t to now
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- show time.t
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-
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- SEE ALSO
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- DATETIME OBJECT TYPE
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- A reference to a date and time.
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-
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- None
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- MESSAGES
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- now - Set to the current system date and time.
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- EXAMPLE
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- d [datetime] :
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- show dt.d
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- next [script] : put '1 week from now' into dt.d
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- NAME: time
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- A reference to a time, but without a date.
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-
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- None
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- EXAMPLE
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- d [date] :
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- ERB OBJECT TYPE
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- NAME: erb
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- Use the ERB templating system to generate content.
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- The template that will be used the the ERB object is run.
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- params - container
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- The collection of children values that will be used
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- when the template object is rendered.
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- result - text
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- erb [erb] :
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- template [text] : BEGIN
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- END
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- first [string] : Eric
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- last [string] : Crane
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- result - string
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- The result of the command or expression after it is run.
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- command [string] : 3 * 7
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- The URI with access to the Slack channel.
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- message - string - 'textual message'
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- Message to send to Slack.
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- http_get, http_post, json, uri