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Marshal Ruby classes in to and out of multiple formats (yaml, json, csv, tsv).
require 'storable'
class Machine < Storable
field :environment # Define field names for Machine. The
field :role # default type is String, but you can
field :position => Integer # specify a type using a hash syntax.
end
mac1 = Machine.new # Instances of Machine have accessors
mac1.environment = "stage" # just like regular attributes.
mac1.role = "app"
mac1.position = 1
puts "# YAML", mac1.to_yaml # Note: the field order is maintained
puts "# CSV", mac1.to_csv # => stage,app,1
puts "# JSON", mac1.to_json # Note: field order not maintained.
mac2 = Machine.from_yaml(mac1.to_yaml)
puts mac2.environment # => "stage"
puts mac2.position.class # => Fixnum
require 'storable'
class Calc < Storable
field :three
field :two
field :one
sensitive_fields :three
end
calc = Calc.new 3, 2, 1
calc.to_a # => [3, 2, 1]
calc.sensitive!
calc.to_a # => [2, 1]
Storable can also marshal Proc objects to and from their actual source code.
require 'storable'
class Maths < Storable
field :x => Float
field :y => Float
field :calculate => Proc
end
m1 = Maths.new 2.0, 3.0
m1.calculate = Proc.new { @x * @y }
m1.calculate.source # => "{ @x * @y }"
m1.call :calculate # => 6.0
dump = m1.to_json
m2 = Maths.from_json dump
m2.call :calculate # => 6.0
Anything is possible when you keep your mind open and you use Ruby.
Via Rubygems, one of:
$ sudo gem install storable
$ sudo gem install delano-storable --source http://gems.github.com/
or via download:
See: storable.gemspec
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