phantom-object 1.0.1 → 1.0.2
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- data/README.rdoc +48 -1
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checksums.yaml
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metadata.gz: 899e827016c6981c42fac70e59e5b65046b52a9a
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data.tar.gz: 900ac7cf818d09056bf334723852c87c993aa2fa
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data.tar.gz: 5d1056855c41556b06f5c32a9e87bbe448170cb10e425fdc61c0c13c4c45f82cdd81b14dc2d07176393d0a2170ff1720d11dc7c1e97b7d240305ef7b14530224
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data/README.rdoc
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= A Hash to object converter
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Allows you to convert complex Hashes into objects for more common use.
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In your Gemfile, make sure you have this gem:
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gem 'phantom-object'
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gem 'phantom-object'
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Now you can do this
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h = {
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key: "Some value",
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another_key: "Another value"
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}
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o = PhantomObject.new(h)
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p h.key
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# => "Some value"
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p h.another_key
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# => "Some value"
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And even this
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h = {
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nested: {
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key: "Some value"
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o = PhantomObject.new(h)
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p h.nested.key
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# => "Some value"
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For any level, and with arrays
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And also you can do this, instead of PhantomObject.new()
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h = {
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key: "Some value",
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another_key: "Another value"
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o = h.to_object
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p h.key
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# => "Some value"
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p h.another_key
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# => "Some value"
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Also, PhantomObject includes ActiveModel, and you can extend it to use validations, form builders, etc.
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