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# Toolrack
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Toolrack just the collection of utilities that helps in my code clarity
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Toolrack just the collection of utilities that helps in my code clarity and assistance since those utils too small to be a gem on its own.
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## Installation
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# enable instance method to access those uitilities
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include ToolRack::ConditionUtils
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include ToolRack::ExceptionUtils
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include ToolRack::PasswordUtils
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# there is also shortcut since I write it so often
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include TR::CondUtils
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include TR::ExpUtils
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```
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Currently it has
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Currently it has 5 modules:
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* Condition Utilities
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* is\_empty?(obj) - I found that I've type the condition if not (x.nil? and x.empty?) too frequent that I think this is very best to turn this into a function. The empty test shall take the following test in sequence:
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* raise\_if\_false(obj, message, error) - As the name implied
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* Runtime utils - Tired rewriting this in other project. Detect if the running system is on which operating system / runtime. The function is pretty self descriptive
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* RuntimeUtils.on\_mac?
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* Password utils - Generate random password with designated complexity
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* 1 - lowercase alphabet
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* 4 - lower + upper + number + symbol
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* options[:enforce\_quality]
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* true - generated password is guaranteed to contain the required complexity. E.g. if complexity 4 is required, the password MUST contain lower, upper, number and symbol as its output or a new password that comply to the complexity shall be regenerated. This process is repeated until the required complexity is achieved
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* false - The rules of the complexity is relexed. E.g. if complexity 4 is requested, the output might not have symbol in it.
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* All methods above starts with all_\* is to check for strict compliance to the required output. E.g. if all\_alpha?(str) is used, the input str MUST be all alpha to get a true status
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* All methods above start with has_\* is just to check if the given str contains the required specification. E.g string 'abcdE' will still get true status if pass to has\_lowercase\_alpha?(str). But value 1234 or '1234' or '$%^&' pass to has\_lowercase\_alpha?(str) shall return false.
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Check out the rspec folder for usage
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