Rayt allows you to easily write Ruby that sounds as you talk. As a picture is worth thousand words, here is an example :
require "rayt"
require "some_library"
Rayt.define.add_access_to(:resource).for_the_user(:user) do |args|
args.user.add_access(args.resource)
end
res = Resource.first
tom = User.find_by_name("Tom")
john = User.find_by_name("John")
Rayt.add_access_to(res).for_the_user(tom)
Rayt.add_access_to(res).for_the_user(john)
To run the specs, just user the followings :
gem install bundler
bundle install
rake spec
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