briskly
Usage:
Storing:
You can store a collection within a specific key. The data must be an array of hashes with a keyword and an optional data argument. Keyword can
be an array.
Briskly.store('cities').with([
{ keyword: ['London', 'Londres'], data: { id: 10, name: London } },
{ keyword: 'Berlin', data: { id: 15, name: Berlin } },
{ keyword: 'Barcelona', data: { id: 25, name: Barcelona } }
)]
- Elements are returned in the order they were inserted
- Re-using the same key overrides the existing collection
Searching:
Search on collections using #on
. The result is composed by an hash with the key(s) requested
and the values are instances of Briskly::Element
class. This object responds to #keyword
and #data
.
Briskly.store('cities').with([
{ keyword: ['London', 'Londres'], data: { id: 10, name: London } },
{ keyword: 'Berlin', data: { id: 15, name: Berlin } },
{ keyword: 'Barcelona', data: { id: 25, name: Barcelona } }
)]
result = Briskly.on('cities').search('lon')
result
=> { 'cities' => [
result['cities'].first.keyword
=> 'London'
result = Briskly.on('cities').search('londres')
result['cities'].first.keyword
=> 'Londres'
Example with multiple collections
Briskly.store('cities').with([
{ keyword: 'Foo' },
...
)]
Briskly.store('countries').with([
{ keyword: 'Foobear' },
...
)]
result = Briskly.on('countries', 'cities').search('foo')
result
=> { 'cities' => [
Notes:
- Search is not case sensitive
- Results are returned only if they match beginning of word
Note on Patches/Pull Requests
- Fork the project.
- Make your feature addition or bug fix.
- Add tests for it. This is important so I don't break it in a
future version unintentionally.
- Commit, do not mess with rakefile, version, or history.
(if you want to have your own version, that is fine but
bump version in a commit by itself I can ignore when I pull)
- Send me a pull request. Bonus points for topic branches.
License
MIT licence. Copyright (c) 2013 HouseTrip Ltd.