seed_me_seymour 0.1.4 → 0.1.5

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data/README.md

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 # seed_me_seymour
 
-Welcome to your new gem! In this directory, you'll find the files you need to be able to package up your Ruby library into a gem. Put your Ruby code in the file `lib/seed_me_seymour`. To experiment with that code, run `bin/console` for an interactive prompt.
 
-TODO: Delete this and the text above, and describe your gem
+2017/04/26 - working the kinks out
+
+Hi all - apologies to anyone that has downloaded our gem while this message is still up.  This is our first gem and it isn't behaving the same as a gem as it did
+while it was just local code.  So please bear with us and check back soon for updates letting you know all is working as expected!  Thanks!
+
+SeedMeSeymour will analyze your schema and create a basic seed file based on its tables and column types.  We expect future releases to work with more complicated Activerecord setups
+by analyzing models and associations, creating a seed file that addresses unconventional name associations, like:
+
+class Employee < ApplicationRecord
+
+  has_many :subordinates, class_name: "Employee",
+
+                          foreign_key: "manager_id"
+
+
+  belongs_to :manager, class_name: "Employee"
+
+end
+
+
+
 
 ## Installation
 

data/lib/seed_me_seymour/version.rb

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 module SeedMeSeymour
-  VERSION = "0.1.4"
+  VERSION = "0.1.5"
 end

data/lib/seed_me_seymour.rb

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 require "seed_me_seymour/version"
 require 'active_support/inflector'
 require 'rails/engine'
+require_relative '../tasks/seed_me_seymour'
 
-module SeedMeSeymour
-  # puts "The code for the SMS's main functionality is commented below.  It is current as of 2017/24/04 and is meant to be
-  #  initiated from the rake task - lib/tasks/seed_me_seymour.rake.   This gem is in developement, but works on a basic level based on column types
-  #  in your schema.  Future releases will create seed data based on basic fields/tables and more complicated associations."
-  namespace :seedme do
-    desc "seedme creates a seeds file based on an application's models and those model's column type "
-    task :go => :environment do
-      # require 'active_support/inflector'
-      # require 'rails/engine'
-
-      #determine the path to file
-      path = File.expand_path('../', __FILE__)
-      fil_e = File.join(path, '../../db/schema.rb')
-      fi_le = File.join(path, '../../db/seeds.rb')
-      s = File.open(fil_e)
-      #whipe everything from seed file
-      File.open(fi_le, 'w') {|file| file.truncate(0) }
-
-      # set faker code
-      boolean = "Faker::Boolean.boolean"
-      date = "Faker::Date.forward(23)"
-      decimal = "Faker::Number.decimal(2)"
-      float = "Faker::Number.decimal(2)"
-      integer = "Faker::Number.between(1, 10)"
-      #indx referes to references. User references to get index into schema.rb
-      indx = "Faker::Number.between(1, 10)"
-      string = "Faker::StarWars.character"
-      text = "Faker::Lorem.sentences(4)"
-      time = "Faker::Time.forward(23, :morning)"
-
-      #contigent email and password
-      email = "Faker::Internet.email"
-      password = "'password'"
-
-      #begin parse though each line of schema.rb
-      s.each do |line|
-        class_singular = ""
-        created_text = ""
 
-        #if line is a model class
-        if line.match(/(?<=create_table\s").*?(?=")/)
-          #set model class, singularize, and capitalize
-          classes = line.match(/(?<=create_table\s").*?(?=")/)[0]
-          class_singular = classes.singularize.capitalize
-          #appends to document
-          File.open(fi_le, 'a') { |file|
-            file.puts "10.times do \n     " +
-            class_singular + ".create!({"
-          }
-
-          #if line has a t. and is not a date time
-        elsif line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/) && line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0] != "datetime"
-          #set column name
-          column = line.match(/\st.[a-z]{1,13}.*(?<=")(.*?)"/)[1]
-          #if line is a string
-          if line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0] == "string"
-            type = line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0] == "string"
-            type = string
-            #if column is an email
-            if line.match(/\st.[a-z]{1,13}.*(?<=")(.*?)"/)[1] == "email"
-              column = "email"
-              type = email
-              #if column is a password
-            elsif line.match(/\st.[a-z]{1,13}.*(?<=")(.*?)"/)[1] == "password"
-              column = "password"
-              type = password
-
-            end
-            #append to file
-            File.open(fi_le, 'a') { |file|
-              file.puts column + ": " + type + ", "
-            }
-            #being looking at the active record types inside individual table
-            #if type is a text
-          elsif line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0] == "text"
-            type = line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0]
-            type = text
-            File.open(fi_le, 'a') { |file|
-              file.puts column + ": " + type + ", "
-            }
-            #if type is a boolean
-          elsif line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0] == "boolean"
-            type = line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0]
-            type = boolean
-            File.open(fi_le, 'a') { |file|
-              file.puts column + ": " + type + ", "
-            }
-            #if type is a date
-          elsif line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0] == "date"
-            type = line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0]
-            type = date
-            File.open(fi_le, 'a') { |file|
-              file.puts column + ": " + type + ", "
-            }
-            #if type is a decimal
-          elsif line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0] == "decimal"
-            type = line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0]
-            type = decimal
-            File.open(fi_le, 'a') { |file|
-              file.puts column + ": " + type + ", "
-            }
-            #if type is a float
-          elsif line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0] == "float"
-            type = line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0]
-            type = float
-            File.open(fi_le, 'a') { |file|
-              file.puts column + ": " + type + ", "
-            }
-            #if type is an integer
-          elsif line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0] == "integer"
-            type = line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0]
-            type = integer
-            File.open(fi_le, 'a') { |file|
-              file.puts column + ": " + type + ", "
-            }
-            #if type is a references
-          elsif line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0] == "index"
-            column = line.match(/\s[t.index].*(?<=")(?<=\s\[")(([a-z]+.\id))/)[1]
-            type = line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0]
-            type = indx
-            File.open(fi_le, 'a') { |file|
-              file.puts column + ": " + type + ", "
-            }
-            #if type is a time
-          elsif line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0] == "time"
-            type = line.match(/((?<=\s\st.)[a-z]{1,13})/)[0]
-            type = time
-            File.open(fi_le, 'a') { |file|
-              file.puts column + ": " + type + ", "
-            }
-
-          end
-          #locates the end and appends the correct end to the seed file
-        elsif line.match(/\s\s(end)/)
-          File.open(fi_le, 'a') { |file|
-            file.puts "})
-          end
-          \n"
-        }
+module SeedMeSeymour
+  puts "The code for the SMS's main functionality is commented below.  It is current as of 2017/24/04 and is meant to be
+   initiated from the rake task - lib/tasks/seed_me_seymour.rake.   This gem is in developement, but works on a basic level based on column types
+   in your schema.  Future releases will create seed data based on basic fields/tables and more complicated associations."
 
-      end
-    end
-  end
-end
 end
 
 

data/seed_me_seymour.gemspec

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 Gem::Specification.new do |spec|
   spec.name          = "seed_me_seymour"
-  spec.version       = '0.1.4'
+  spec.version       = '0.1.5'
   spec.authors       = ["Tony S.", "Brandon G." ]
   spec.email         = ["saric.tony@gmail.com\n", "bmg.oak@gmail.com\n"]
   spec.licenses      = ['MIT']

metadata

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 --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
 name: seed_me_seymour
 version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
-  version: 0.1.4
+  version: 0.1.5
 platform: ruby
 authors:
 - Tony S.
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 autorequire: 
 bindir: exe
 cert_chain: []
-date: 2017-04-26 00:00:00.000000000 Z
+date: 2017-04-27 00:00:00.000000000 Z
 dependencies:
 - !ruby/object:Gem::Dependency
   name: bundler