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= splat
small gem to provide an adapter for various platform specific features.
This is done by adding the following methods to String:
== installation
gem install splat
== load
require 'splat'
== launch editor
'current content'.to_editor
Defaults to notepad on windows and vim everywhere else. Set "EDITOR" environment variable to override this.
== clipboard
'some new content'.to_clipboard
Copies the string to the os clipboard. Requires 'xclip' on linux.
== default application launcher
'http://google.com'.to_launcher 'textfile.txt'.to_launcher 'audiofile.mp3'.to_launcher
Launches the referenced content with the default system application. Requires 'gnome-open' on linux.
== audio player
'audio.mp3'.to_player
Uses 'afplay' on mac os x, 'mpg123' on windows and 'mplayer' on linux.
== text to speech
"I'm afraid. I'm afraid, Dave. Dave, my mind is going.".to_speech
Uses 'say' on mac os x, win32 sapi on windows and espeak on linux.
== path cleaning
'c:/a/path/that/might/upset/some/windows.application'.to_os_path
This will simply replace '/' characters with '' on windows and otherwise leave the path as is.
Note that this is only necessary for passing a path to native windows applications on windows.
== Future plans for world domination
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We found that splat demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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