time_splitter 0.2.0 → 0.3.0
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TimeSplitter
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============
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[](https://travis-ci.org/shekibobo/time_splitter)
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[](http://badge.fury.io/rb/time_splitter)
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[](https://codeclimate.com/github/shekibobo/time_splitter)
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Setting DateTimes can be a difficult or ugly thing, especially through a web form. Finding a good DatePicker or TimePicker is easy, but getting them to work on both can be difficult. TimeSplitter automatically generates accessors for `date`, `time`, `hour`, and `min` on
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Setting DateTimes can be a difficult or ugly thing, especially through a web form. Finding a good DatePicker or TimePicker is easy, but getting them to work on both can be difficult. TimeSplitter automatically generates accessors for `date`, `time`, `hour`, and `min` on your datetime or time attributes, making it trivial to use different form inputs to set different parts of a datetime field.
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This gem is based on [SplitDatetime](https://github.com/michihuber/split_datetime) by [Michi Huber](https://github.com/michihuber). TimeSplitter improves on the gem, updating for Rails 4, adding `time` accessors, and providing a safer and more consistent default setting.
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## Install
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### Standalone
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### Gemfile
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Add your js datepicker and you're good to go. (Of course, this also works with standard Rails form helpers).
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If you are using Rails < 4.0 and/or are not using StrongParameters, you must add the `attr_accessor` for any of the split attributes you want to permit mass-assignment. TimeSplitter provides the methods that can be directly accessed, but will not automatically whitelist any of them for mass-assignment.
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## Options
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# Maps the setter for #{attr}_time to accept multipart-parameters for Time
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name: time_splitter
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version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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- Michi Huber
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