projector_pws 0.1.0 → 0.1.1

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  # ProjectorPWS
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- Client library for accessing Projector PSA\'s Web Services (PWS)
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+ Client library for accessing Projector PSA's Web Services (PWS)
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  ## Presentation
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- This library provides access to Projector PSA\'s Web Services (PWS).
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+ This library provides access to Projector PSA's Web Services (PWS).
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  ## Installation
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  gem install -V projector_pws
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  ```
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- ## Usage
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- ### Symbolize Keys
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- A _sym_keys_ method is monkey-patched into the *Array* and *Hash* classes, and provides a way to recursively convert *keys* to *symbols*.
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- This is mostly useful when loading Hashes from external resources (YAML, CSV, JSON, etc...), where keys will be stored as strings.
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- ```ruby
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- a = { 'foo' => 'bar', 'nested' => [{ 'problems' => 'none' }] }
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- a.sym_keys
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- # => {:foo=>"bar", :nested=>[{:problems=>"none"}]}
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- ```
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- ### Deep-clone
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- A _dclone_ method is monkey-patched into the *Array* and *Hash* classes, and provides a way to recursively *deep-clone* an instance.
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- ```ruby
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- a = { foo: 'bar', bar: :kill_me, nested: [{ problems: 'none' }] }
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- b = a.dclone
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- b[:nested] << :foo
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- b[:nested][:problems] = 'no way'
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- b[:test] = :bork
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- b[:foo] = nil
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- b.delete :bar
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- a
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- # => {:foo=>nil, :nested=>[{:problems=>"no way"}, :foo], :test => :bork}
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- b
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- # => {:foo=>"bar", :nested=>[{:problems=>"none"}]}
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- ```
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- ### Right/Left Padding
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- Two padding methods _rpad_ and _lpad_ are monkey-patched into the *String* class, and provide a way to pad any string to a given length using a given filler string.
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- ```ruby
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- a = 'foo'
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- a.rpad 10
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- # => "foo "
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- a.rpad 10, '-'
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- # => "foo-------"
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- a.rpad 2, '-'
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- # => "fo"
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- a.lpad 10
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- # => " foo"
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- a.lpad 10, '-'
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- # => "-------foo"
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- a.rpad 2, '-'
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- # => "oo"
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- ```
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- ### Object Try (Undefined Method Call)
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- A _try_ method is monkey-patched into the *Object* root class, providing a means to call undefined methods on objects without raising anything (returning *nil* instead).
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- ```ruby
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- 'foobar'.try :foo
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- # => nil
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- 32.try :to_s
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- # => '32'
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- 32.try :+, 3
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- # => 35
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- ['foo', 'bar'].try(:collect) { |e| "-#{e}-" }
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- # => ['-foo-', '-bar-']
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- ```
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- ### Get Non-Empty String
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- A _nstr_ method is monkey-patched into the *String* class. This method returns nil when the String is empty, the String otherwise.
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- ```ruby
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- ''.nstr
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- # => nil
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- 'foo'.nstr
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- # => 'foo'
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- nil.try :nstr
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- 'bar'.try :nstr
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- # => 'bar'
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- ```
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- ### String Case Conversions
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- Case-conversion methods are monkey-patched into the *String* class. The following methods are made available:
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- * snakecase ('FooBar' => 'foo-bar')
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- * kebabcase ('FooBar' => 'foo_bar')
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- ```ruby
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- ```
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- ### Module utilities
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- ```
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- ```
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  ## License
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  The gem is available as open source under the terms of the [MIT License](http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).
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  platform: ruby
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  - Eresse