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sleeping_king_studios-ext
Advanced tools
A collection of extensions to core classes.
YARD documentation is available at RubyDoc.info.
require 'sleeping_king_studios/ext/array/fold'
Loops through the items in the array and counts the number of times each item appears. If a block is provided, each item is passed into the block, and the result of yielding the block is counted instead.
Example: Find the number of times each item appears in the array.
items = %w(foo foo foo bar bar baz wibble wobble)
items.fold
#=> { 'foo' => 3, 'bar' => 2, 'baz' => 1, 'wibble' => 1, 'wobble' => 1 }
Example: Count the items in the array with each status value.
class SampleItem < Struct.new(:status); end
items = [
SampleItem.new :approved,
SampleItem.new :rejected,
SampleItem.new :approved,
SampleItem.new :approved,
SampleItem.new :error,
SampleItem.new nil,
SampleItem.new :rejected,
] # end array
items.fold { |item| item.status }
#=> { :approved => 3, :rejected => 2, :error => 1, nil => 1 }
require 'sleeping_king_studios/ext/integer/digits'
Breaks the number into its component digits in the specified base.
Example: Get the digits of a number in base 10.
23154.digits
#=> ['2', '3', '1', '5', '4']
Example: Get the digits of a number in base 2.
80.digits(2)
#=> ['1', '0', '1', '0', '0', '0', '0']
Example: Get digits of a number in base 16.
3894.digits(16)
#=> ['f', '3', '6']
require 'sleeping_king_studios/ext/integer/romanize'
Returns the value as a string of Roman numerals, i.e. the number 7 becomes the string "VII". The number must be greater than 0 and less than 5000.
Example: Get the number's representation in Roman numerals.
7.romanize
#=> 'VII'
18.romanize
#=> 'XVIII'
49.romanize
#=> 'XLIX'
3894.romanize
#=> 'MMMDCCCXCIV'
If the additive flag is set to true, uses the form 'IIII' for 4 and 'VIIII' for 9, as well instead of 'IV' and 'IX', respectively. Also applies to the tens and hundreds places, e.g. 40, 90, 400, and 900.
Example: Get the number's representation in additive Roman numerals.
499.romanize :additive => true
#=> 'CCCCLXXXXVIIII'
require 'sleeping_king_studios/ext/object/metaclass'
Returns the object's metaclass, a Class that holds any functionality specific
to that object instance, e.g. a method defined using
Object#define_singleton_method
, or a module that the instance extends.
SleepingKingStudios::Ext is released under the MIT License.
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