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# OmniEvent (In Development)
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Manage events from any calendar, event discovery, event ticketing, event management, social network or video conferencing provider in ruby.
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This gem is significantly inspired by, and structurally similar to, [OmniAuth](https://github.com/omniauth/omniauth). It is the result of research conducted by Pavilion in the [NGI DAPSI program](https://dapsi.ngi.eu/), specifically:
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## Installation
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## Usage (development only)
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## License
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require "singleton"
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module OmniEvent
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# Configuration class.
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class Configuration
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include Singleton
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OPTIONS = %i[
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logger
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camelizations
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].freeze
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attr_accessor :data
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# :nodoc
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def initialize
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@data = {}
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set_defaults
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end
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OPTIONS.each do |o|
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define_method o do
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@data[o]
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def configure(options)
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def set_defaults
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end
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def #{o}
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METHODS
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end.join("\n\n"))
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instance.set_defaults
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end
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