lean-ruport 0.3.8

data/ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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+Sometimes you just gotta pay some mad propz to the peoples.
+
+- Daniel Berger for releasing gruf to the community
+
+- James Edward Gray II for letting me take query.rb and mash it into something
+  that eventually became Ruport 0.1.0
+
+- Austin Ziegler for suggesting the Ruby License, which hopefully keeps everyone
+  happy.
+
+- All the people at RubyConf 2005, new_haven.rb, and NYC.rb that made
+  suggestions and let me know what kind of problems they were dealing with.
+
+- The people on the Ruport mailing list who will happily run unit tests and
+  check out little things for me when I need it.
+
+- Francis Hwang for overall design suggestions and the contribution of SqlSplit.
+  Additionally, his efforts on DBI to bring it back to life.  (Along with the
+  rest of the new DBI team)
+
+- Mathijs Mohlmann for pointing out that the DataRow constructor sucks and
+  offering some patches for changes to Ruport. 
+
+- JEG2 again for letting me ape Parse::Input from him ;)
+
+- Gregory Gibson for pretending like I'm a worthwhile business investment, and
+  providing funding to let me work on Ruport, instead of like... working in a
+  coffee shop or something.
+
+- 'A Monkey' for catching a bug before I even commited it to SVN.
+
+- RubyTalk, #ruby-lang and the Ruby community in general. 
+  Each and every one of you is my homie.

data/AUTHORS

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+Developers:
+---------------------------------------------------
+{Gregory Brown}[mailto:gregory.t.brown@gmail.com]:
+
+Original Author and Ruport::Report hacker.
+
+{Robert Canieso}[mailto:rcanieso@gmail.com]:
+
+Currently lurking.  Soon to be tester / developer
+
+Contributors / People we've stole from:
+---------------------------------------------------
+
+James Edward Gray II:
+Original inspiration via query.rb
+Parse::Input which is the base for Ruport::Parser
+
+Francis Hwang:
+SQLSplit

data/CHANGELOG

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+The current version of Ruby Reports is 0.3.8
+key features of Ruport 0.3.8:
+
+- New configuration system
+
+- New query model
+
+- New formatting system
+
+- Total API redesign
+
+- Lots more API documentation
+
+- A parser adapted from Parse::Input
+
+- ruport executable was deprecated
+
+[ Code was redesigned completely after 0.2.9 ]
+
+changes since Ruport 0.2.9:
+
+- Report::SQL dropped.
+
+- Fixed a bug in query that made ODBC driver not work at ALL!
+  (AFAIK, this bug was ONLY in Ruport 0.2.9)
+
+- removed render() from the engine and implemented DataSet#render_as()
+  example:
+  @report = render(data) do |builder| builder.format = :some_format end
+  is now: @report = data.render_as(:some_format)
+  which takes an optional block that works as before.
+
+- removed method DataSet#select_field() because it was the same as 
+  DataSet#select_fields() and of limited utility.
+
+- added method DataSet#remove_fields and DataSet#remove_fields!
+  to make data manipulation easier.
+
+- added DataSet#empty?
+
+- added DataSet#clone which will actually deep copy a DataSet.
+
+- cleaned up incredibly annoying DataSet constructor so you can now pass
+  field names and data to new()
+
+- Report::DataSet now documented
+
+- added hacks.rb which will include a random collection of potentially
+  useful functions.  (Already cool for making Ruport easy to use with irb).
+
+- added Document class and unit tests.  Needs to be completed.
+
+- added Report::DataSet.clone for making deep copies of DataSets.
+
+- added Element, Section, Page, and Document formatting classes.
+
+- restructured unit tests, adding ts_format and ts_report
+  and moving all non-testcase data into test/samples
+
+- restuctured library, adding ruport/format.rb and ruport/report.rb
+	made format and report into classes, with nested classes within.
+	
+- Moved the Report::Engine class into Report
+	
+- reorginized DataSet#<< to be more efficient. Thanks Francis!
+
+- added OpenNode.  Which is a little scary.
+
+- Francis Hwang has added SqlSplit, which has been tied into query.
+  Now multiple statement SQL dumps can be processed by ruport.
+
+- DataSet can now safely execute commands that return no rows.
+  (This was a bug in RubyDBI which ruport now has a workaround for)
+
+- require "ruportlib" becomes require "ruport"
+
+
+changes since Ruport 0.2.5:
+
+- Added a new examples package with a 666 line walkthrough and more enjoyable
+  demonstratons
+
+- Added support for multiple DSN's via add_dsn and select_dsn
+
+- Added Tagging support for DataSets.
+
+- Added DataSet#select_field and DataSet#select_fields to simplify grabbing
+  data by column
+
+- Report::DataSet now implements to_s, for pretty printing goodness.
+
+- render_text now implemented in Format::Builder
+
+- Format::Builder now accepts headers and footers.
+
+- Format::Builder now can generate complete html via output_type
+
+- Ruport now uses FasterCSV, which is now a dependency.  Yay!  Dependencies!
+  (But it IS 9x faster than the CSV lib that ships with Ruby)
+
+- Added tests to the gem spec... so you can use -t now.
+
+- DataRow#+ implemented.
+
+- Format::Builder#range implemented. (Can now format partial DataSets)
+
+- Fixed a bug in the unit tests that required Ruport to be installed.
+  Now you can test BEFORE you install.  (Sorry about that one...) 
+
+- Commands that return no rows no longer crash the application
+  (But writing to the database is still not fun nor easy)
+
+- templates/ folder now more aptly named scripts/
+
+- Report::Engine#query now returns a DataSet so chaining is possible
+
+changes since Ruport 0.2.2:
+
+- Report::DataSet and Report::DataRow are now enumerable
+
+- DataSet#eql? fixed
+
+- Format::Builder has been added to handle formatting
+  (Supports CSV / HTML currently)
+
+- Format::Builder is easily extendable via send("render_#{@type}")
+
+- DataSet#to_html convenience method added
+
+- DataSet#fields can now be arbitrary objects (does not need to be Strings)
+
+- Dropped DataRow#middle? because it was useless. (And poorly named)
+
+- FakeMailer added for testing goodness.
+
+- Dropped select() and execute() in favor of query()
+
+changes since Ruport 0.2.0:
+
+- Report becomes Engine
+- MockDB becomes FakeDB
+- MockReport becomes MockEngine
+
+- Modules are added so now,
+
+   Ruport::Report::Engine,
+   Ruport::Report::DataSet is the full name of these classes.
+
+- 'require ruportlib' runs include Ruport,
+   so you can type Report::Engine.new instead of Ruport::Report::Engine.new
+
+- The assert that was supposed to be an assert_equal that
+  David Black caught was fixed.
+
+- Examples are updated and now on the RubyForge FRS in many formats.
+  (With .DS_Store and other garbage files removed! ;) )
+
+- Formatting of code was cleaned up and improved.
+
+- Generates a test.rb that does not use deprecated functions now.
+
+changes since Ruport 0.1.0:
+
+CLEANUP / ORGANIZATION:
+
+- Parseinput dependency removed for now
+
+- setup.rb support removed
+
+- gem install will now only install a single executable
+
+- dropped undocumented YAML override feature
+
+- Query class now called Report
+
+- Project split into two parts lib/ruport/db and lib/ruport/format
+
+- dropped questionable ruport_query manager function
+
+- finally turned on expandtab and tabstop=2 for Ruby style ;)
+
+FEATURES:
+
+- require 'ruportlib' lets ruport be used as a library
+
+- MockDB and MockReport added to simplify testing
+
+- DataRow and DataSet added to provide munging with ease
+  (to_csv, DataSet.load("some.csv"), etc
+
+- DataSet.load() can restore DataSet's that were YAML.dump()'ed
+
+- load_file now supports absolute and relative paths
+
+- added many automation features to templates
+
+- added @pre and @post to Report which accept lambdas to execute
+  before and after generate_report()
+
+- logger added.
+
+- some friendly error messages added
+ 
+- new method query() will eventually replace select() / execute()
+
+- {examples}[http://ruport.rubyforge.org/] available for download

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