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Move some methods to the right place

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Mauro George 2015-03-18 18:38:58 -03:00
parent 7695cfcbe6
commit a9629ba578
5 changed files with 69 additions and 66 deletions

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@ -6,10 +6,7 @@ require 'awesome_print/type_discover'
module AwesomePrint
class Formatter
CORE = [ :array, :bigdecimal, :class, :dir, :file, :hash, :method, :rational, :set, :struct, :unboundmethod ]
DEFAULT_LIMIT_SIZE = 7
attr_reader :options, :inspector, :indentation, :type
attr_reader :options, :inspector, :indentation, :type, :object
def initialize(inspector)
@inspector = inspector
@ -19,17 +16,10 @@ module AwesomePrint
# Main entry point to format an object.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def format(object, type = nil)
@type = type
core_class = cast(object, type)
AwesomePrint::FormatterFactory.new(core_class, self, object).call
end
# Hook this when adding custom formatters. Check out lib/awesome_print/ext
# directory for custom formatters that ship with awesome_print.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def cast(object, type)
AwesomePrint::TypeDiscover.new(object).call || CORE.grep(type)[0] || :self
def format(object)
@type = printable(object)
@object = object
AwesomePrint::FormatterFactory.new(self, object).call
end
# Pick the color and apply it to the given string as necessary.
@ -85,5 +75,39 @@ module AwesomePrint
ensure
@options[:indent] = current
end
# Format nested data, for example:
# arr = [1, 2]; arr << arr
# => [1,2, [...]]
# hash = { :a => 1 }; hash[:b] = hash
# => { :a => 1, :b => {...} }
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def nested(object)
case printable(object)
when :array then colorize("[...]", :array)
when :hash then colorize("{...}", :hash)
when :struct then colorize("{...}", :struct)
else colorize("...#{object.class}...", :class)
end
end
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def unnested(object)
format(object)
end
# Turn class name into symbol, ex: Hello::World => :hello_world. Classes that
# inherit from Array, Hash, File, Dir, and Struct are treated as the base class.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def printable(object)
case object
when Array then :array
when Hash then :hash
when File then :file
when Dir then :dir
when Struct then :struct
else object.class.to_s.gsub(/:+/, "_").downcase.to_sym
end
end
end
end

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@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ require 'awesome_print/formatters'
module AwesomePrint
class FormatterFactory
def initialize(class_name, formatter, object)
@class_name = class_name.to_s.split('_').map(&:capitalize).join('')
def initialize(formatter, object)
@type = AwesomePrint::TypeDiscover.new(formatter).call
@class_name = @type.to_s.split('_').map(&:capitalize).join('')
@formatter = formatter
@object = object
end

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@ -2,6 +2,8 @@ module AwesomePrint
module Formatters
module Enumerable
DEFAULT_LIMIT_SIZE = 7
# To support limited output, for example:
#
# ap ('a'..'z').to_a, :limit => 3
@ -51,7 +53,7 @@ module AwesomePrint
end
def get_limit_size
options[:limit] == true ? AwesomePrint::Formatter::DEFAULT_LIMIT_SIZE : options[:limit]
options[:limit] == true ? DEFAULT_LIMIT_SIZE : options[:limit]
end
end
end

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@ -49,11 +49,11 @@ module AwesomePrint
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def awesome(object)
if Thread.current[AP].include?(object.object_id)
nested(object)
@formatter.nested(object)
else
begin
Thread.current[AP] << object.object_id
unnested(object)
@formatter.unnested(object)
ensure
Thread.current[AP].pop
end
@ -69,40 +69,6 @@ module AwesomePrint
private
# Format nested data, for example:
# arr = [1, 2]; arr << arr
# => [1,2, [...]]
# hash = { :a => 1 }; hash[:b] = hash
# => { :a => 1, :b => {...} }
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def nested(object)
case printable(object)
when :array then @formatter.colorize("[...]", :array)
when :hash then @formatter.colorize("{...}", :hash)
when :struct then @formatter.colorize("{...}", :struct)
else @formatter.colorize("...#{object.class}...", :class)
end
end
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def unnested(object)
@formatter.format(object, printable(object))
end
# Turn class name into symbol, ex: Hello::World => :hello_world. Classes that
# inherit from Array, Hash, File, Dir, and Struct are treated as the base class.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def printable(object)
case object
when Array then :array
when Hash then :hash
when File then :file
when Dir then :dir
when Struct then :struct
else object.class.to_s.gsub(/:+/, "_").downcase.to_sym
end
end
# Update @options by first merging the :color hash and then the remaining keys.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def merge_options!(options = {})

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@ -3,26 +3,36 @@ require 'awesome_print/types'
module AwesomePrint
class TypeDiscover
TYPES = %w(ActiveRecord ActiveSupport Mongoid MongoMapper NoBrainer Nokogiri
BUILT_IN_TYPES = [ :array, :bigdecimal, :class, :dir, :file, :hash, :method, :rational, :set, :struct, :unboundmethod ]
CUSTOM_TYPES = %w(ActiveRecord ActiveSupport Mongoid MongoMapper NoBrainer Nokogiri
OpenStruct Ripple Sequel)
def initialize(object)
@object = object
def initialize(formatter)
@type = formatter.type
@object = formatter.object
end
def call
TYPES.map do |type|
begin
klass = AwesomePrint::Support.constantize("AwesomePrint::Types::#{type}")
klass.new(object).call
rescue NameError
nil
end
end.detect { |type| !type.nil? }
custom_type || built_in_type || :self
end
private
attr_reader :object
attr_reader :object, :type
def custom_type
CUSTOM_TYPES.map do |type|
begin
klass = AwesomePrint::Support.constantize("AwesomePrint::Types::#{type}")
klass.new(object).call
rescue NameError
nil
end
end.detect { |type| !type.nil? }
end
def built_in_type
BUILT_IN_TYPES.grep(type)[0]
end
end
end