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crapooze/em-xmpp
lib/em-xmpp/entity.rb
EM::Xmpp.Entity.pubsub
def pubsub(nid=nil) node_jid = if nid JID.new(jid.node, jid.domain, nid) else jid.to_s end PubSub.new(connection, node_jid) end
ruby
def pubsub(nid=nil) node_jid = if nid JID.new(jid.node, jid.domain, nid) else jid.to_s end PubSub.new(connection, node_jid) end
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https://github.com/crapooze/em-xmpp/blob/804e139944c88bc317b359754d5ad69b75f42319/lib/em-xmpp/entity.rb#L130-L137
train
crapooze/em-xmpp
lib/em-xmpp/entity.rb
EM::Xmpp.Entity.muc
def muc(nick=nil) muc_jid = JID.new jid.node, jid.domain, nick Muc.new(connection, muc_jid) end
ruby
def muc(nick=nil) muc_jid = JID.new jid.node, jid.domain, nick Muc.new(connection, muc_jid) end
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Generates a MUC entity from this entity. If the nick argument is null then the entity is the MUC itself. If the nick argument is present, then the entity is the user with the corresponding nickname.
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https://github.com/crapooze/em-xmpp/blob/804e139944c88bc317b359754d5ad69b75f42319/lib/em-xmpp/entity.rb#L630-L633
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skift/estore_conventions
lib/estore_conventions/archived_outliers.rb
EstoreConventions.ArchivedOutliers.versions_average_for_attribute
def versions_average_for_attribute(att, opts={}) _use_delta = opts[:delta] || false if _use_delta return historical_rate_per_day(att, nil, nil) else data = versions_complete_data_for_attribute(att, opts) return data.e_mean end end
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def versions_average_for_attribute(att, opts={}) _use_delta = opts[:delta] || false if _use_delta return historical_rate_per_day(att, nil, nil) else data = versions_complete_data_for_attribute(att, opts) return data.e_mean end end
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https://github.com/skift/estore_conventions/blob/b9f1dfa45d476ecbadaa0a50729aeef064961183/lib/estore_conventions/archived_outliers.rb#L16-L25
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linjunpop/jia
lib/jia/user.rb
Jia.User.phone
def phone @phone ||= -> { mac = Jia::Utils.load_data('phone_mac').sample area_code = rand(9999).to_s.center(4, rand(9).to_s) user_identifier = rand(9999).to_s.center(4, rand(9).to_s) "#{mac}#{area_code}#{user_identifier}" }.call end
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def phone @phone ||= -> { mac = Jia::Utils.load_data('phone_mac').sample area_code = rand(9999).to_s.center(4, rand(9).to_s) user_identifier = rand(9999).to_s.center(4, rand(9).to_s) "#{mac}#{area_code}#{user_identifier}" }.call end
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Get phone number Jia::User.new.phone # => '18100000000'
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https://github.com/linjunpop/jia/blob/366da5916a4fca61198376d5bcae668a2841799e/lib/jia/user.rb#L47-L54
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charypar/cyclical
lib/cyclical/rule.rb
Cyclical.Rule.match?
def match?(time, base) aligned?(time, base) && @filters.all? { |f| f.match?(time) } end
ruby
def match?(time, base) aligned?(time, base) && @filters.all? { |f| f.match?(time) } end
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https://github.com/charypar/cyclical/blob/8e45b8f83e2dd59fcad01e220412bb361867f5c6/lib/cyclical/rule.rb#L101-L103
train
charypar/cyclical
lib/cyclical/rule.rb
Cyclical.Rule.potential_previous
def potential_previous(current, base) @filters.map { |f| f.previous(current) }.min || current end
ruby
def potential_previous(current, base) @filters.map { |f| f.previous(current) }.min || current end
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Find a potential previous date matching the rule as a minimum of previous valid dates from all the filters. Subclasses should add a check of recurrence pattern match
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https://github.com/charypar/cyclical/blob/8e45b8f83e2dd59fcad01e220412bb361867f5c6/lib/cyclical/rule.rb#L216-L218
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chetan/bixby-common
lib/bixby-common/util/hashify.rb
Bixby.Hashify.to_hash
def to_hash self.instance_variables.inject({}) { |m,v| m[v[1,v.length].to_sym] = instance_variable_get(v); m } end
ruby
def to_hash self.instance_variables.inject({}) { |m,v| m[v[1,v.length].to_sym] = instance_variable_get(v); m } end
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https://github.com/chetan/bixby-common/blob/3fb8829987b115fc53ec820d97a20b4a8c49b4a2/lib/bixby-common/util/hashify.rb#L10-L12
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Timmehs/coals
lib/coals/task_tree.rb
Coals.TaskTree.build_tasks
def build_tasks load_rakefile Rake.application.tasks.reject { |t| t.comment.nil? } end
ruby
def build_tasks load_rakefile Rake.application.tasks.reject { |t| t.comment.nil? } end
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Coals assumes that any task lacking a description is not meant to be called directly, i.e. a 'subtask' This is in line with the list rendered by `rake -T`
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https://github.com/Timmehs/coals/blob/0b4b416386ab8775ecbc0965470ae1b7747ab884/lib/coals/task_tree.rb#L23-L26
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ideonetwork/lato-blog
app/models/lato_blog/post.rb
LatoBlog.Post.check_lato_blog_post_parent
def check_lato_blog_post_parent post_parent = LatoBlog::PostParent.find_by(id: lato_blog_post_parent_id) if !post_parent errors.add('Post parent', 'not exist for the post') throw :abort return end same_language_post = post_parent.posts.find_by(meta_language: meta_language) if same_language_post && same_language_post.id != id errors.add('Post parent', 'has another post for the same language') throw :abort return end end
ruby
def check_lato_blog_post_parent post_parent = LatoBlog::PostParent.find_by(id: lato_blog_post_parent_id) if !post_parent errors.add('Post parent', 'not exist for the post') throw :abort return end same_language_post = post_parent.posts.find_by(meta_language: meta_language) if same_language_post && same_language_post.id != id errors.add('Post parent', 'has another post for the same language') throw :abort return end end
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https://github.com/ideonetwork/lato-blog/blob/a0d92de299a0e285851743b9d4a902f611187cba/app/models/lato_blog/post.rb#L89-L103
train
ideonetwork/lato-blog
app/models/lato_blog/post.rb
LatoBlog.Post.add_to_default_category
def add_to_default_category default_category_parent = LatoBlog::CategoryParent.find_by(meta_default: true) return unless default_category_parent category = default_category_parent.categories.find_by(meta_language: meta_language) return unless category LatoBlog::CategoryPost.create(lato_blog_post_id: id, lato_blog_category_id: category.id) end
ruby
def add_to_default_category default_category_parent = LatoBlog::CategoryParent.find_by(meta_default: true) return unless default_category_parent category = default_category_parent.categories.find_by(meta_language: meta_language) return unless category LatoBlog::CategoryPost.create(lato_blog_post_id: id, lato_blog_category_id: category.id) end
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https://github.com/ideonetwork/lato-blog/blob/a0d92de299a0e285851743b9d4a902f611187cba/app/models/lato_blog/post.rb#L106-L114
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teodor-pripoae/scalaroid
lib/scalaroid/json_connection.rb
Scalaroid.JSONConnection.call
def call(function, params) start req = Net::HTTP::Post.new(DEFAULT_PATH) req.add_field('Content-Type', 'application/json; charset=utf-8') req.body = URI::encode({ :jsonrpc => :'2.0', :method => function, :params => params, :id => 0 }.to_json({:ascii_only => true})) begin res = @conn.request(req) if res.is_a?(Net::HTTPSuccess) data = res.body return JSON.parse(data)['result'] else raise ConnectionError.new(res) end rescue ConnectionError => error raise error rescue Exception => error raise ConnectionError.new(error) end end
ruby
def call(function, params) start req = Net::HTTP::Post.new(DEFAULT_PATH) req.add_field('Content-Type', 'application/json; charset=utf-8') req.body = URI::encode({ :jsonrpc => :'2.0', :method => function, :params => params, :id => 0 }.to_json({:ascii_only => true})) begin res = @conn.request(req) if res.is_a?(Net::HTTPSuccess) data = res.body return JSON.parse(data)['result'] else raise ConnectionError.new(res) end rescue ConnectionError => error raise error rescue Exception => error raise ConnectionError.new(error) end end
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https://github.com/teodor-pripoae/scalaroid/blob/4e9e90e71ce3008da79a72eae40fe2f187580be2/lib/scalaroid/json_connection.rb#L27-L49
train
LRDesign/Caliph
lib/caliph/command-line.rb
Caliph.CommandLine.string_format
def string_format (command_environment.map do |key, value| [key, value].join("=") end + [command]).join(" ") end
ruby
def string_format (command_environment.map do |key, value| [key, value].join("=") end + [command]).join(" ") end
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https://github.com/LRDesign/Caliph/blob/9ad99fb72f75b87fa76eb28d4fc3ab811b29bb99/lib/caliph/command-line.rb#L52-L56
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rudionrails/little_log_friend
lib/little_log_friend/formatter.rb
LittleLogFriend.Formatter.call
def call ( severity, time, progname, msg ) msg = Format % [format_datetime(time), severity, $$, progname, msg2str(msg)] msg = @@colors[severity] + msg + @@colors['DEFAULT'] if @@colorize msg << "\n" end
ruby
def call ( severity, time, progname, msg ) msg = Format % [format_datetime(time), severity, $$, progname, msg2str(msg)] msg = @@colors[severity] + msg + @@colors['DEFAULT'] if @@colorize msg << "\n" end
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https://github.com/rudionrails/little_log_friend/blob/eed4ecadbf4aeff0e7cd7cfb619e6a7695c6bfbd/lib/little_log_friend/formatter.rb#L30-L34
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Gr3atWh173/hail_hydra
lib/client.rb
HailHydra.TPB.search
def search(query, pages=1, orderby=99) get = make_search_request(query, pages, orderby) raise "Invalid response: #{get.response.code}" unless get.response.code == "200" return parse_search_results(get.response.body) end
ruby
def search(query, pages=1, orderby=99) get = make_search_request(query, pages, orderby) raise "Invalid response: #{get.response.code}" unless get.response.code == "200" return parse_search_results(get.response.body) end
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https://github.com/Gr3atWh173/hail_hydra/blob/2ff9cd69b138182911c19f81905970979b2873a8/lib/client.rb#L16-L20
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anthonator/skittles
lib/skittles/request.rb
Skittles.Request.post
def post(path, options = {}, headers = {}, raw = false) request(:post, path, options, headers, raw) end
ruby
def post(path, options = {}, headers = {}, raw = false) request(:post, path, options, headers, raw) end
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https://github.com/anthonator/skittles/blob/1d7744a53089ef70f4a9c77a8e876d51d4c5bafc/lib/skittles/request.rb#L9-L11
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anthonator/skittles
lib/skittles/request.rb
Skittles.Request.put
def put(path, options = {}, headers = {}, raw = false) request(:put, path, options, headers, raw) end
ruby
def put(path, options = {}, headers = {}, raw = false) request(:put, path, options, headers, raw) end
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https://github.com/anthonator/skittles/blob/1d7744a53089ef70f4a9c77a8e876d51d4c5bafc/lib/skittles/request.rb#L14-L16
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anthonator/skittles
lib/skittles/request.rb
Skittles.Request.delete
def delete(path, options = {}, headers = {}, raw = false) request(:delete, path, options, headers, raw) end
ruby
def delete(path, options = {}, headers = {}, raw = false) request(:delete, path, options, headers, raw) end
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1d7744a53089ef70f4a9c77a8e876d51d4c5bafc
https://github.com/anthonator/skittles/blob/1d7744a53089ef70f4a9c77a8e876d51d4c5bafc/lib/skittles/request.rb#L19-L21
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theablefew/ablerc
lib/ablerc/option.rb
Ablerc.Option.to_stub
def to_stub stub = "## #{name}\n" stub << "# #{description}\n" unless description.nil? stub << "#{entry_for_refuse_allow_behavior}\n" unless refuses.nil? and allows.nil? stub << "#{entry_for_key_value}\n" stub << "\n" end
ruby
def to_stub stub = "## #{name}\n" stub << "# #{description}\n" unless description.nil? stub << "#{entry_for_refuse_allow_behavior}\n" unless refuses.nil? and allows.nil? stub << "#{entry_for_key_value}\n" stub << "\n" end
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Initialize the option ==== Parameters * <tt>name</tt> - A valid name for the option * <tt>behaviors</tt> - Behaviors used to for this option * <tt>block</tt> - A proc that should be run against the option value. ==== Options * <tt>allow</tt> - The option value must be in this list * <tt>boolean</tt> - The option will accept <tt>true</tt>, <tt>false</tt>, <tt>0</tt>, <tt>1</tt>
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21ef74d92ef584c82a65b50cf9c908c13864b9e1
https://github.com/theablefew/ablerc/blob/21ef74d92ef584c82a65b50cf9c908c13864b9e1/lib/ablerc/option.rb#L32-L38
train
aapis/notifaction
lib/notifaction/style.rb
Notifaction.Style.format
def format(message, colour = nil, style = nil) c = @map[:colour][colour.to_sym] unless colour.nil? if style.nil? t = 0 else t = @map[:style][style.to_sym] end "\e[#{t};#{c}m#{message}\e[0m" end
ruby
def format(message, colour = nil, style = nil) c = @map[:colour][colour.to_sym] unless colour.nil? if style.nil? t = 0 else t = @map[:style][style.to_sym] end "\e[#{t};#{c}m#{message}\e[0m" end
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Create the map hash @since 0.4.1 Return an ASCII-formatted string for display in common command line terminals @since 0.0.1
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dbad4c2888a1a59f2a3745d1c1e55c923e0d2039
https://github.com/aapis/notifaction/blob/dbad4c2888a1a59f2a3745d1c1e55c923e0d2039/lib/notifaction/style.rb#L29-L39
train
jtzero/vigilem-support
lib/vigilem/ffi/array_pointer_sync.rb
Vigilem::FFI.ArrayPointerSync.update
def update if (results = what_changed?)[:ary] update_ptr update_ary_cache true elsif results[:ptr] update_ary update_ptr_cache true else false end end
ruby
def update if (results = what_changed?)[:ary] update_ptr update_ary_cache true elsif results[:ptr] update_ary update_ptr_cache true else false end end
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detects what changed and updates as needed @return [TrueClass || FalseClass] updated?
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4ce72bd01980ed9049e8c03c3d1437f1d4d0de7a
https://github.com/jtzero/vigilem-support/blob/4ce72bd01980ed9049e8c03c3d1437f1d4d0de7a/lib/vigilem/ffi/array_pointer_sync.rb#L305-L317
train
jtzero/vigilem-support
lib/vigilem/ffi/array_pointer_sync.rb
Vigilem::FFI.ArrayPointerSync.update_ptr
def update_ptr ptr.clear if (not (arry_type = self.class.ary_type).is_a?(Symbol)) if arry_type.respond_to? :to_native ary.each {|item| ptr.write_pointer(arry_type.to_native(item, nil)) } elsif arry_type.method_defined? :bytes ptr.write_bytes(ary.map {|item| item.respond.bytes }.join) elsif arry_type.method_defined? :pointer ary.each do |item| if item.size == item.pointer.size ptr.write_bytes((itm_ptr = item.pointer).read_bytes(itm_ptr.size)) else raise ArgumentError, "Cannot reliably convert `#{item}' to a native_type" end end else raise ArgumentError, "Cannot reliably convert `#{arry_type}' to a native_type" end else Utils.put_array_typedef(ptr, arry_type, ary) end update_ptr_cache #self.ptr_cache_hash = @bytes.hash # @FIXME ptr_hash() and @bytes.hash should be the same... end
ruby
def update_ptr ptr.clear if (not (arry_type = self.class.ary_type).is_a?(Symbol)) if arry_type.respond_to? :to_native ary.each {|item| ptr.write_pointer(arry_type.to_native(item, nil)) } elsif arry_type.method_defined? :bytes ptr.write_bytes(ary.map {|item| item.respond.bytes }.join) elsif arry_type.method_defined? :pointer ary.each do |item| if item.size == item.pointer.size ptr.write_bytes((itm_ptr = item.pointer).read_bytes(itm_ptr.size)) else raise ArgumentError, "Cannot reliably convert `#{item}' to a native_type" end end else raise ArgumentError, "Cannot reliably convert `#{arry_type}' to a native_type" end else Utils.put_array_typedef(ptr, arry_type, ary) end update_ptr_cache #self.ptr_cache_hash = @bytes.hash # @FIXME ptr_hash() and @bytes.hash should be the same... end
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4ce72bd01980ed9049e8c03c3d1437f1d4d0de7a
https://github.com/jtzero/vigilem-support/blob/4ce72bd01980ed9049e8c03c3d1437f1d4d0de7a/lib/vigilem/ffi/array_pointer_sync.rb#L323-L346
train
essfeed/ruby-ess
lib/ess/element.rb
ESS.Element.method_missing
def method_missing m, *args, &block if method_name_is_tag_name? m return assign_tag(m, args, &block) elsif method_name_is_tag_adder_method? m return extend_tag_list(m, args, &block) elsif method_name_is_tag_list_method? m return child_tags[m[0..-6].to_sym] ||= [] elsif method_name_is_attr_accessor_method? m return assign_attribute(m[0..-6].to_sym, args, &block) end super(m, *args, &block) end
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def method_missing m, *args, &block if method_name_is_tag_name? m return assign_tag(m, args, &block) elsif method_name_is_tag_adder_method? m return extend_tag_list(m, args, &block) elsif method_name_is_tag_list_method? m return child_tags[m[0..-6].to_sym] ||= [] elsif method_name_is_attr_accessor_method? m return assign_attribute(m[0..-6].to_sym, args, &block) end super(m, *args, &block) end
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https://github.com/essfeed/ruby-ess/blob/25708228acd64e4abd0557e323f6e6adabf6e930/lib/ess/element.rb#L149-L160
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mkulumadzi/mediawiki-keiki
lib/mediawiki-keiki/page.rb
MediaWiki.Page.summary
def summary text_array = to_text.split("\n") text = text_array[0] i = 1 while text.length <= 140 && i < text_array.length text << "\n" + text_array[i] i += 1 end text end
ruby
def summary text_array = to_text.split("\n") text = text_array[0] i = 1 while text.length <= 140 && i < text_array.length text << "\n" + text_array[i] i += 1 end text end
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849338f643543f3a432d209f0413346d513c1e81
https://github.com/mkulumadzi/mediawiki-keiki/blob/849338f643543f3a432d209f0413346d513c1e81/lib/mediawiki-keiki/page.rb#L36-L48
train
chingor13/oauth_provider_engine
app/models/oauth_provider_engine/request_token.rb
OauthProviderEngine.RequestToken.upgrade!
def upgrade! access_token = nil transaction do access_token = OauthProviderEngine::AccessToken.create!({ :application_id => self.application_id, :user_id => self.user_id, }) self.destroy || raise(ActiveRecord::Rollback) end return access_token end
ruby
def upgrade! access_token = nil transaction do access_token = OauthProviderEngine::AccessToken.create!({ :application_id => self.application_id, :user_id => self.user_id, }) self.destroy || raise(ActiveRecord::Rollback) end return access_token end
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this method with upgrade the RequestToken to an AccessToken note that this will destroy the current RequestToken
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3e742fd15834fa209d7289637e993f4061aa406e
https://github.com/chingor13/oauth_provider_engine/blob/3e742fd15834fa209d7289637e993f4061aa406e/app/models/oauth_provider_engine/request_token.rb#L18-L28
train
ddrscott/sort_index
lib/sort_index/file.rb
SortIndex.File.sorted_puts
def sorted_puts(line) if line == nil || line.size == 0 raise ArgumentError, 'Line cannot be blank!' end if line.index($/) raise ArgumentError, "Cannot `puts` a line with extra line endings. Make sure the line does not contain `#{$/.inspect}`" end matched, idx = binary_seek(line) if matched # an exact match was found, nothing to do else if idx == nil # append to end of file self.seek(0, IO::SEEK_END) puts(line) else self.seek(cached_positions[idx][0], IO::SEEK_SET) do_at_current_position{puts(line)} end update_cached_position(idx, line) end nil end
ruby
def sorted_puts(line) if line == nil || line.size == 0 raise ArgumentError, 'Line cannot be blank!' end if line.index($/) raise ArgumentError, "Cannot `puts` a line with extra line endings. Make sure the line does not contain `#{$/.inspect}`" end matched, idx = binary_seek(line) if matched # an exact match was found, nothing to do else if idx == nil # append to end of file self.seek(0, IO::SEEK_END) puts(line) else self.seek(cached_positions[idx][0], IO::SEEK_SET) do_at_current_position{puts(line)} end update_cached_position(idx, line) end nil end
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f414152668216f6d4371a9fee7da4b3600765346
https://github.com/ddrscott/sort_index/blob/f414152668216f6d4371a9fee7da4b3600765346/lib/sort_index/file.rb#L8-L32
train
ddrscott/sort_index
lib/sort_index/file.rb
SortIndex.File.index_each_line
def index_each_line positions = [] size = 0 each_line do |line| positions << [size, line.size] size += line.size end rewind positions end
ruby
def index_each_line positions = [] size = 0 each_line do |line| positions << [size, line.size] size += line.size end rewind positions end
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Builds an Array of position and length of the current file. @return [Array[Array[Fixnum,Fixnum]]] array of position, line length pairs
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f414152668216f6d4371a9fee7da4b3600765346
https://github.com/ddrscott/sort_index/blob/f414152668216f6d4371a9fee7da4b3600765346/lib/sort_index/file.rb#L38-L47
train
ddrscott/sort_index
lib/sort_index/file.rb
SortIndex.File.do_at_current_position
def do_at_current_position(&block) current_position = self.tell huge_buffer = self.read self.seek(current_position, IO::SEEK_SET) block.call ensure self.write huge_buffer end
ruby
def do_at_current_position(&block) current_position = self.tell huge_buffer = self.read self.seek(current_position, IO::SEEK_SET) block.call ensure self.write huge_buffer end
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remembers current file position, reads everything at the position execute the block, and put everything back. This routine is really bad for huge files since it could run out of memory.
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f414152668216f6d4371a9fee7da4b3600765346
https://github.com/ddrscott/sort_index/blob/f414152668216f6d4371a9fee7da4b3600765346/lib/sort_index/file.rb#L53-L60
train
thebigdb/thebigdb-ruby
lib/thebigdb/request.rb
TheBigDB.Request.prepare
def prepare(method, request_uri, params = {}) method = method.downcase.to_s if TheBigDB.api_key.is_a?(String) and !TheBigDB.api_key.empty? params.merge!("api_key" => TheBigDB.api_key) end # we add the API version to the URL, with a trailing slash and the rest of the request request_uri = "/v#{TheBigDB.api_version}" + (request_uri.start_with?("/") ? request_uri : "/#{request_uri}") if method == "get" encoded_params = TheBigDB::Helpers::serialize_query_params(params) @http_request = Net::HTTP::Get.new(request_uri + "?" + encoded_params) elsif method == "post" @http_request = Net::HTTP::Post.new(request_uri) @http_request.set_form_data(TheBigDB::Helpers::flatten_params_keys(params)) else raise ArgumentError, "The request method must be 'get' or 'post'" end @http_request["user-agent"] = "TheBigDB RubyWrapper/#{TheBigDB::VERSION::STRING}" client_user_agent = { "publisher" => "thebigdb", "version" => TheBigDB::VERSION::STRING, "language" => "ruby", "language_version" => "#{RUBY_VERSION} p#{RUBY_PATCHLEVEL} (#{RUBY_RELEASE_DATE})", } @http_request["X-TheBigDB-Client-User-Agent"] = JSON(client_user_agent) self end
ruby
def prepare(method, request_uri, params = {}) method = method.downcase.to_s if TheBigDB.api_key.is_a?(String) and !TheBigDB.api_key.empty? params.merge!("api_key" => TheBigDB.api_key) end # we add the API version to the URL, with a trailing slash and the rest of the request request_uri = "/v#{TheBigDB.api_version}" + (request_uri.start_with?("/") ? request_uri : "/#{request_uri}") if method == "get" encoded_params = TheBigDB::Helpers::serialize_query_params(params) @http_request = Net::HTTP::Get.new(request_uri + "?" + encoded_params) elsif method == "post" @http_request = Net::HTTP::Post.new(request_uri) @http_request.set_form_data(TheBigDB::Helpers::flatten_params_keys(params)) else raise ArgumentError, "The request method must be 'get' or 'post'" end @http_request["user-agent"] = "TheBigDB RubyWrapper/#{TheBigDB::VERSION::STRING}" client_user_agent = { "publisher" => "thebigdb", "version" => TheBigDB::VERSION::STRING, "language" => "ruby", "language_version" => "#{RUBY_VERSION} p#{RUBY_PATCHLEVEL} (#{RUBY_RELEASE_DATE})", } @http_request["X-TheBigDB-Client-User-Agent"] = JSON(client_user_agent) self end
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Prepares the basic @http object with the current values of the module (host, port, ...) Prepares the @http_request object with the actual content of the request
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6c978e3b0712af43529f36c3324ff583bd133df8
https://github.com/thebigdb/thebigdb-ruby/blob/6c978e3b0712af43529f36c3324ff583bd133df8/lib/thebigdb/request.rb#L22-L54
train
thebigdb/thebigdb-ruby
lib/thebigdb/request.rb
TheBigDB.Request.execute
def execute # Here is the order of operations: # -> setting @data_sent # -> executing before_request_execution callback # -> executing the HTTP request # -> setting @response # -> setting @data_received # -> executing after_request_execution callback # Setting @data_sent params = Rack::Utils.parse_nested_query(URI.parse(@http_request.path).query) # Since that's how it will be interpreted anyway on the server, we merge the POST params to the GET params, # but it's not supposed to happen: either every params is prepared for GET/query params, or as POST body params.merge!(Rack::Utils.parse_nested_query(@http_request.body.to_s)) # About: Hash[{}.map{|k,v| [k, v.join] }] # it transforms the following hash: # {"accept"=>["*/*"], "user-agent"=>["TheBigDB RubyWrapper/X.Y.Z"], "host"=>["computer.host"]} # into the following hash: # {"accept"=>"*/*", "user-agent"=>"TheBigDB RubyWrapper/X.Y.Z", "host"=>"computer.host"} # which is way more useful and cleaner. @data_sent = { "headers" => Hash[@http_request.to_hash.map{|k,v| [k, v.join] }], "host" => @http.address, "port" => @http.port, "path" => URI.parse(@http_request.path).path, "method" => @http_request.method, "params" => params } # Executing callback TheBigDB.before_request_execution.call(self) # Here is where the request is actually executed @http_response = TheBigDB.http_request_executor.call(@http, @http_request) # Setting @response begin # We parse the JSON answer and return it. @response = JSON(@http_response.body) rescue JSON::ParserError => e @response = {"status" => "error", "error" => {"code" => "0000", "description" => "The server gave an invalid JSON body:\n#{@http_response.body}"}} end # Setting @data_received @data_received = { "headers" => Hash[@http_response.to_hash.map{|k,v| [k, v.join] }], "content" => @response } # Executing callback TheBigDB.after_request_execution.call(self) # Raising exception if asked if TheBigDB.raise_on_api_status_error and @response["status"] == "error" raise ApiStatusError.new(@response["error"]["code"]) end self end
ruby
def execute # Here is the order of operations: # -> setting @data_sent # -> executing before_request_execution callback # -> executing the HTTP request # -> setting @response # -> setting @data_received # -> executing after_request_execution callback # Setting @data_sent params = Rack::Utils.parse_nested_query(URI.parse(@http_request.path).query) # Since that's how it will be interpreted anyway on the server, we merge the POST params to the GET params, # but it's not supposed to happen: either every params is prepared for GET/query params, or as POST body params.merge!(Rack::Utils.parse_nested_query(@http_request.body.to_s)) # About: Hash[{}.map{|k,v| [k, v.join] }] # it transforms the following hash: # {"accept"=>["*/*"], "user-agent"=>["TheBigDB RubyWrapper/X.Y.Z"], "host"=>["computer.host"]} # into the following hash: # {"accept"=>"*/*", "user-agent"=>"TheBigDB RubyWrapper/X.Y.Z", "host"=>"computer.host"} # which is way more useful and cleaner. @data_sent = { "headers" => Hash[@http_request.to_hash.map{|k,v| [k, v.join] }], "host" => @http.address, "port" => @http.port, "path" => URI.parse(@http_request.path).path, "method" => @http_request.method, "params" => params } # Executing callback TheBigDB.before_request_execution.call(self) # Here is where the request is actually executed @http_response = TheBigDB.http_request_executor.call(@http, @http_request) # Setting @response begin # We parse the JSON answer and return it. @response = JSON(@http_response.body) rescue JSON::ParserError => e @response = {"status" => "error", "error" => {"code" => "0000", "description" => "The server gave an invalid JSON body:\n#{@http_response.body}"}} end # Setting @data_received @data_received = { "headers" => Hash[@http_response.to_hash.map{|k,v| [k, v.join] }], "content" => @response } # Executing callback TheBigDB.after_request_execution.call(self) # Raising exception if asked if TheBigDB.raise_on_api_status_error and @response["status"] == "error" raise ApiStatusError.new(@response["error"]["code"]) end self end
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train
NUBIC/aker
lib/aker/group_membership.rb
Aker.GroupMemberships.find
def find(group, *affiliate_ids) candidates = self.select { |gm| gm.group.include?(group) } return candidates if affiliate_ids.empty? candidates.select { |gm| affiliate_ids.detect { |id| gm.include_affiliate?(id) } } end
ruby
def find(group, *affiliate_ids) candidates = self.select { |gm| gm.group.include?(group) } return candidates if affiliate_ids.empty? candidates.select { |gm| affiliate_ids.detect { |id| gm.include_affiliate?(id) } } end
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Finds the group memberships that match the given group, possibly constrained by one or more affiliates. (Note that this method hides the `Enumerable` method `find`. You can still use it under its `detect` alias.) @param [Group,#to_s] group the group in question or its name @param [Array<Object>,nil] *affiliate_ids the affiliates to use to constrain the query. @return [Array<GroupMembership>]
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alfa-jpn/rails-kvs-driver
lib/rails_kvs_driver/session.rb
RailsKvsDriver.Session.session
def session(driver_config, &block) driver_config = validate_driver_config!(driver_config) driver_connection_pool(self, driver_config).with do |kvs_instance| block.call(self.new(kvs_instance, driver_config)) end end
ruby
def session(driver_config, &block) driver_config = validate_driver_config!(driver_config) driver_connection_pool(self, driver_config).with do |kvs_instance| block.call(self.new(kvs_instance, driver_config)) end end
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https://github.com/alfa-jpn/rails-kvs-driver/blob/0eaf5c649071f9d82dc5f2ff2f4d7efcf32d8982/lib/rails_kvs_driver/session.rb#L43-L48
train
alfa-jpn/rails-kvs-driver
lib/rails_kvs_driver/session.rb
RailsKvsDriver.Session.driver_connection_pool
def driver_connection_pool(driver_class, driver_config) pool = search_driver_connection_pool(driver_class, driver_config) return (pool.nil?) ? set_driver_connection_pool(driver_class, driver_config) : pool end
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def driver_connection_pool(driver_class, driver_config) pool = search_driver_connection_pool(driver_class, driver_config) return (pool.nil?) ? set_driver_connection_pool(driver_class, driver_config) : pool end
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https://github.com/alfa-jpn/rails-kvs-driver/blob/0eaf5c649071f9d82dc5f2ff2f4d7efcf32d8982/lib/rails_kvs_driver/session.rb#L58-L61
train
alfa-jpn/rails-kvs-driver
lib/rails_kvs_driver/session.rb
RailsKvsDriver.Session.set_driver_connection_pool
def set_driver_connection_pool(driver_class, driver_config) conf = { size: driver_config[:pool_size], timeout: driver_config[:timeout_sec] } pool = ConnectionPool.new(conf) { driver_class.connect(driver_config) } RailsKvsDriver::KVS_CONNECTION_POOL[driver_class.name] ||= Array.new RailsKvsDriver::KVS_CONNECTION_POOL[driver_class.name].push({config: driver_config, pool: pool}) return pool end
ruby
def set_driver_connection_pool(driver_class, driver_config) conf = { size: driver_config[:pool_size], timeout: driver_config[:timeout_sec] } pool = ConnectionPool.new(conf) { driver_class.connect(driver_config) } RailsKvsDriver::KVS_CONNECTION_POOL[driver_class.name] ||= Array.new RailsKvsDriver::KVS_CONNECTION_POOL[driver_class.name].push({config: driver_config, pool: pool}) return pool end
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alfa-jpn/rails-kvs-driver
lib/rails_kvs_driver/session.rb
RailsKvsDriver.Session.search_driver_connection_pool
def search_driver_connection_pool(driver_class, driver_config) if RailsKvsDriver::KVS_CONNECTION_POOL.has_key?(driver_class.name) RailsKvsDriver::KVS_CONNECTION_POOL[driver_class.name].each do |pool_set| return pool_set[:pool] if equal_driver_config?(pool_set[:config], driver_config) end end return nil end
ruby
def search_driver_connection_pool(driver_class, driver_config) if RailsKvsDriver::KVS_CONNECTION_POOL.has_key?(driver_class.name) RailsKvsDriver::KVS_CONNECTION_POOL[driver_class.name].each do |pool_set| return pool_set[:pool] if equal_driver_config?(pool_set[:config], driver_config) end end return nil end
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https://github.com/alfa-jpn/rails-kvs-driver/blob/0eaf5c649071f9d82dc5f2ff2f4d7efcf32d8982/lib/rails_kvs_driver/session.rb#L86-L94
train
alfa-jpn/rails-kvs-driver
lib/rails_kvs_driver/session.rb
RailsKvsDriver.Session.equal_driver_config?
def equal_driver_config?(config1, config2) return false unless config1[:host] == config2[:host] return false unless config1[:port] == config2[:port] return false unless config1[:timeout_sec] == config2[:timeout_sec] return false unless config1[:pool_size] == config2[:pool_size] return false unless config1[:config_key] == config2[:config_key] return true end
ruby
def equal_driver_config?(config1, config2) return false unless config1[:host] == config2[:host] return false unless config1[:port] == config2[:port] return false unless config1[:timeout_sec] == config2[:timeout_sec] return false unless config1[:pool_size] == config2[:pool_size] return false unless config1[:config_key] == config2[:config_key] return true end
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compare driver config. @param config1 [Hash] driver config @param config2 [Hash] driver config
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0eaf5c649071f9d82dc5f2ff2f4d7efcf32d8982
https://github.com/alfa-jpn/rails-kvs-driver/blob/0eaf5c649071f9d82dc5f2ff2f4d7efcf32d8982/lib/rails_kvs_driver/session.rb#L100-L107
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mgsnova/crisp
lib/crisp/function_runner.rb
Crisp.FunctionRunner.validate_args_count
def validate_args_count(expected, got) if (expected.is_a?(Numeric) and expected != got) or (expected.is_a?(Range) and !(expected === got)) raise ArgumentError, "wrong number of arguments for '#{name}' (#{got} for #{expected})" end end
ruby
def validate_args_count(expected, got) if (expected.is_a?(Numeric) and expected != got) or (expected.is_a?(Range) and !(expected === got)) raise ArgumentError, "wrong number of arguments for '#{name}' (#{got} for #{expected})" end end
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https://github.com/mgsnova/crisp/blob/0b3695de59258971b8b39998602c5b6e9f10623b/lib/crisp/function_runner.rb#L23-L28
train
FineLinePrototyping/irie
lib/irie/class_methods.rb
Irie.ClassMethods.extensions!
def extensions!(*extension_syms) return extension_syms if extension_syms.length == 0 extension_syms = extension_syms.flatten.collect {|es| es.to_sym}.compact if extension_syms.include?(:all) ordered_extension_syms = self.extension_include_order.dup else extensions_without_defined_order = extension_syms.uniq - self.extension_include_order.uniq if extensions_without_defined_order.length > 0 raise ::Irie::ConfigurationError.new "The following must be added to the self.extension_include_order array in Irie configuration: #{extensions_without_defined_order.collect(&:inspect).join(', ')}" else ordered_extension_syms = self.extension_include_order & extension_syms end end # load requested extensions ordered_extension_syms.each do |arg_sym| if module_class_name = self.available_extensions[arg_sym] begin ::Irie.logger.debug("[Irie] Irie::ClassMethods.extensions! #{self} including #{module_class_name}") if ::Irie.debug? include module_class_name.constantize rescue NameError => e raise ::Irie::ConfigurationError.new "Failed to constantize '#{module_class_name}' with extension key #{arg_sym.inspect} in self.available_extensions. Error: \n#{e.message}\n#{e.backtrace.join("\n")}" end else raise ::Irie::ConfigurationError.new "#{arg_sym.inspect} isn't defined in self.available_extensions" end end extension_syms end
ruby
def extensions!(*extension_syms) return extension_syms if extension_syms.length == 0 extension_syms = extension_syms.flatten.collect {|es| es.to_sym}.compact if extension_syms.include?(:all) ordered_extension_syms = self.extension_include_order.dup else extensions_without_defined_order = extension_syms.uniq - self.extension_include_order.uniq if extensions_without_defined_order.length > 0 raise ::Irie::ConfigurationError.new "The following must be added to the self.extension_include_order array in Irie configuration: #{extensions_without_defined_order.collect(&:inspect).join(', ')}" else ordered_extension_syms = self.extension_include_order & extension_syms end end # load requested extensions ordered_extension_syms.each do |arg_sym| if module_class_name = self.available_extensions[arg_sym] begin ::Irie.logger.debug("[Irie] Irie::ClassMethods.extensions! #{self} including #{module_class_name}") if ::Irie.debug? include module_class_name.constantize rescue NameError => e raise ::Irie::ConfigurationError.new "Failed to constantize '#{module_class_name}' with extension key #{arg_sym.inspect} in self.available_extensions. Error: \n#{e.message}\n#{e.backtrace.join("\n")}" end else raise ::Irie::ConfigurationError.new "#{arg_sym.inspect} isn't defined in self.available_extensions" end end extension_syms end
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https://github.com/FineLinePrototyping/irie/blob/522cd66bb41461d1b4a6512ad32b8bd2ab1edb0f/lib/irie/class_methods.rb#L28-L59
train
humpyard/humpyard
app/controllers/humpyard/elements_controller.rb
Humpyard.ElementsController.new
def new @element = Humpyard::config.element_types[params[:type]].new( :page_id => params[:page_id], :container_id => params[:container_id].to_i > 0 ? params[:container_id].to_i : nil, :page_yield_name => params[:yield_name].blank? ? 'main' : params[:yield_name], :shared_state => 0) authorize! :create, @element.element @element_type = params[:type] @prev = Humpyard::Element.find_by_id(params[:prev_id]) @next = Humpyard::Element.find_by_id(params[:next_id]) render :partial => 'edit' end
ruby
def new @element = Humpyard::config.element_types[params[:type]].new( :page_id => params[:page_id], :container_id => params[:container_id].to_i > 0 ? params[:container_id].to_i : nil, :page_yield_name => params[:yield_name].blank? ? 'main' : params[:yield_name], :shared_state => 0) authorize! :create, @element.element @element_type = params[:type] @prev = Humpyard::Element.find_by_id(params[:prev_id]) @next = Humpyard::Element.find_by_id(params[:next_id]) render :partial => 'edit' end
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f344ab851f1dfd824c1e4cb4b92f7c62ac0acefd
https://github.com/humpyard/humpyard/blob/f344ab851f1dfd824c1e4cb4b92f7c62ac0acefd/app/controllers/humpyard/elements_controller.rb#L7-L21
train
humpyard/humpyard
app/controllers/humpyard/elements_controller.rb
Humpyard.ElementsController.create
def create @element = Humpyard::config.element_types[params[:type]].new params[:element] unless can? :create, @element.element render :json => { :status => :failed }, :status => 403 return end if @element.save @prev = Humpyard::Element.find_by_id(params[:prev_id]) @next = Humpyard::Element.find_by_id(params[:next_id]) do_move(@element, @prev, @next) insert_options = { :element => "hy-id-#{@element.element.id}", :url => humpyard_element_path(@element.element), :parent => @element.container ? "hy-id-#{@element.container.id}" : "hy-content-#{@element.page_yield_name}" } insert_options[:before] = "hy-id-#{@next.id}" if @next insert_options[:after] = "hy-id-#{@prev.id}" if not @next and @prev render :json => { :status => :ok, :dialog => :close, :insert => [insert_options] } else render :json => { :status => :failed, :errors => @element.errors } end end
ruby
def create @element = Humpyard::config.element_types[params[:type]].new params[:element] unless can? :create, @element.element render :json => { :status => :failed }, :status => 403 return end if @element.save @prev = Humpyard::Element.find_by_id(params[:prev_id]) @next = Humpyard::Element.find_by_id(params[:next_id]) do_move(@element, @prev, @next) insert_options = { :element => "hy-id-#{@element.element.id}", :url => humpyard_element_path(@element.element), :parent => @element.container ? "hy-id-#{@element.container.id}" : "hy-content-#{@element.page_yield_name}" } insert_options[:before] = "hy-id-#{@next.id}" if @next insert_options[:after] = "hy-id-#{@prev.id}" if not @next and @prev render :json => { :status => :ok, :dialog => :close, :insert => [insert_options] } else render :json => { :status => :failed, :errors => @element.errors } end end
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Create a new element
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https://github.com/humpyard/humpyard/blob/f344ab851f1dfd824c1e4cb4b92f7c62ac0acefd/app/controllers/humpyard/elements_controller.rb#L24-L60
train
humpyard/humpyard
app/controllers/humpyard/elements_controller.rb
Humpyard.ElementsController.update
def update @element = Humpyard::Element.find(params[:id]) if @element unless can? :update, @element render :json => { :status => :failed }, :status => 403 return end if @element.content_data.update_attributes params[:element] render :json => { :status => :ok, :dialog => :close, :replace => [ { :element => "hy-id-#{@element.id}", :url => humpyard_element_path(@element) } ] } else render :json => { :status => :failed, :errors => @element.content_data.errors } end else render :json => { :status => :failed }, :status => 404 end end
ruby
def update @element = Humpyard::Element.find(params[:id]) if @element unless can? :update, @element render :json => { :status => :failed }, :status => 403 return end if @element.content_data.update_attributes params[:element] render :json => { :status => :ok, :dialog => :close, :replace => [ { :element => "hy-id-#{@element.id}", :url => humpyard_element_path(@element) } ] } else render :json => { :status => :failed, :errors => @element.content_data.errors } end else render :json => { :status => :failed }, :status => 404 end end
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Update an existing element
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https://github.com/humpyard/humpyard/blob/f344ab851f1dfd824c1e4cb4b92f7c62ac0acefd/app/controllers/humpyard/elements_controller.rb#L81-L113
train
humpyard/humpyard
app/controllers/humpyard/elements_controller.rb
Humpyard.ElementsController.move
def move @element = Humpyard::Element.find(params[:id]) if @element unless can? :update, @element render :json => { :status => :failed }, :status => 403 return end @element.update_attributes( :container => Humpyard::Element.find_by_id(params[:container_id]), :page_yield_name => params[:yield_name] ) @prev = Humpyard::Element.find_by_id(params[:prev_id]) @next = Humpyard::Element.find_by_id(params[:next_id]) do_move(@element, @prev, @next) render :json => { :status => :ok } else render :json => { :status => :failed }, :status => 404 end end
ruby
def move @element = Humpyard::Element.find(params[:id]) if @element unless can? :update, @element render :json => { :status => :failed }, :status => 403 return end @element.update_attributes( :container => Humpyard::Element.find_by_id(params[:container_id]), :page_yield_name => params[:yield_name] ) @prev = Humpyard::Element.find_by_id(params[:prev_id]) @next = Humpyard::Element.find_by_id(params[:next_id]) do_move(@element, @prev, @next) render :json => { :status => :ok } else render :json => { :status => :failed }, :status => 404 end end
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Move an element
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https://github.com/humpyard/humpyard/blob/f344ab851f1dfd824c1e4cb4b92f7c62ac0acefd/app/controllers/humpyard/elements_controller.rb#L116-L144
train
NUBIC/aker
lib/aker/configuration.rb
Aker.Configuration.api_modes=
def api_modes=(*new_modes) new_modes = new_modes.first if new_modes.size == 1 && Array === new_modes.first @api_modes = new_modes.compact.collect(&:to_sym) end
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def api_modes=(*new_modes) new_modes = new_modes.first if new_modes.size == 1 && Array === new_modes.first @api_modes = new_modes.compact.collect(&:to_sym) end
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Replaces the non-interactive authentication modes. @param [List<#to_sym>] new_modes the names of the desired modes @return [void]
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https://github.com/NUBIC/aker/blob/ff43606a8812e38f96bbe71b46e7f631cbeacf1c/lib/aker/configuration.rb#L110-L113
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NUBIC/aker
lib/aker/configuration.rb
Aker.Configuration.central
def central(filename) params = ::Aker::CentralParameters.new(filename) params.each { |k, v| add_parameters_for(k, v) } end
ruby
def central(filename) params = ::Aker::CentralParameters.new(filename) params.each { |k, v| add_parameters_for(k, v) } end
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ktemkin/ruby-adept
lib/adept/core.rb
Adept.Core.configure
def configure(elf_file, [email protected]) #Ensure the target is a string. target = target.to_s #Get the path to the bitfile and memory map which will be used to generate the new bitfile. memory_map = "#@base_path/#{@targets[target]['memory_map']}" bit_file = "#@base_path/#{@targets[target]['bit_file']}" p target, bit_file #Generate the new raw bitfile... hex = with_temporary_files { |dest, _| system("avr-objcopy -O ihex -R .eeprom -R .fuse -R .lock #{elf_file} #{dest}") } mem = with_temporary_files(hex, '.mem', '.hex') { |dest, source| system("srec_cat #{source} -Intel -Byte_Swap 2 -Data_Only -Line_Length 100000000 -o #{dest} -vmem 8") } bit = with_temporary_files(mem, '.bit', '.mem') { |dest, source| system("data2mem -bm #{memory_map} -bt #{bit_file} -bd #{source} -o b #{dest}") } #... wrap it in a Bitstream object, and return it. Adept::DataFormats::Bitstream.from_string(bit) end
ruby
def configure(elf_file, [email protected]) #Ensure the target is a string. target = target.to_s #Get the path to the bitfile and memory map which will be used to generate the new bitfile. memory_map = "#@base_path/#{@targets[target]['memory_map']}" bit_file = "#@base_path/#{@targets[target]['bit_file']}" p target, bit_file #Generate the new raw bitfile... hex = with_temporary_files { |dest, _| system("avr-objcopy -O ihex -R .eeprom -R .fuse -R .lock #{elf_file} #{dest}") } mem = with_temporary_files(hex, '.mem', '.hex') { |dest, source| system("srec_cat #{source} -Intel -Byte_Swap 2 -Data_Only -Line_Length 100000000 -o #{dest} -vmem 8") } bit = with_temporary_files(mem, '.bit', '.mem') { |dest, source| system("data2mem -bm #{memory_map} -bt #{bit_file} -bd #{source} -o b #{dest}") } #... wrap it in a Bitstream object, and return it. Adept::DataFormats::Bitstream.from_string(bit) end
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train
ktemkin/ruby-adept
lib/adept/core.rb
Adept.Core.with_temporary_files
def with_temporary_files(file_contents='', dest_extension = '', source_extension = '', message=nil) #File mode for all of the created temporary files. #Create the files, and allow read/write, but do not lock for exclusive access. file_mode = File::CREAT | File::RDWR #Create a new file which contains the provided file content. #Used to pass arbitrary data into an external tool. Tempfile.open(['core_prev', source_extension], :mode => file_mode) do |source_file| #Fill the source file with the provided file contents... source_file.write(file_contents) source_file.flush #Create a new file which will store the resultant file content. Tempfile.open(['core_next', dest_extension], :mode => file_mode) do |destination_file| #Yield the file's paths the provided block. raise CommandFailedError, message unless yield [destination_file.path, source_file.path] #And return the content of the destination file. return File::read(destination_file) end end end
ruby
def with_temporary_files(file_contents='', dest_extension = '', source_extension = '', message=nil) #File mode for all of the created temporary files. #Create the files, and allow read/write, but do not lock for exclusive access. file_mode = File::CREAT | File::RDWR #Create a new file which contains the provided file content. #Used to pass arbitrary data into an external tool. Tempfile.open(['core_prev', source_extension], :mode => file_mode) do |source_file| #Fill the source file with the provided file contents... source_file.write(file_contents) source_file.flush #Create a new file which will store the resultant file content. Tempfile.open(['core_next', dest_extension], :mode => file_mode) do |destination_file| #Yield the file's paths the provided block. raise CommandFailedError, message unless yield [destination_file.path, source_file.path] #And return the content of the destination file. return File::read(destination_file) end end end
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train
eet-nu/cheers
lib/cheers/color.rb
Cheers.Color.to_s
def to_s return '#' + r.to_s(16).rjust(2, '0') + g.to_s(16).rjust(2, '0') + b.to_s(16).rjust(2, '0') end
ruby
def to_s return '#' + r.to_s(16).rjust(2, '0') + g.to_s(16).rjust(2, '0') + b.to_s(16).rjust(2, '0') end
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https://github.com/eet-nu/cheers/blob/4b94bf8ce2a1ca929b9b56277e12f3e94e7a5399/lib/cheers/color.rb#L16-L20
train
plangrade/plangrade-ruby
lib/plangrade/client.rb
Plangrade.Client.request
def request(method, path, params={}) headers = @default_headers.merge({'Authorization' => "Bearer #{@access_token}"}) result = http_client.send_request(method, path, { :params => params, :headers => headers }) result end
ruby
def request(method, path, params={}) headers = @default_headers.merge({'Authorization' => "Bearer #{@access_token}"}) result = http_client.send_request(method, path, { :params => params, :headers => headers }) result end
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Makes an HTTP request using the provided parameters @raise [Plangrade::Error::Unauthorized] @param method [string] @param path [string] @param params [Hash] @return [Plangrade::ApiResponse] @!visibility private
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train
jeremyd/virtualmonkey
lib/virtualmonkey/application.rb
VirtualMonkey.Application.app_servers
def app_servers ret = @servers.select { |s| s.nickname =~ /App Server/ } raise "No app servers in deployment" unless ret.length > 0 ret end
ruby
def app_servers ret = @servers.select { |s| s.nickname =~ /App Server/ } raise "No app servers in deployment" unless ret.length > 0 ret end
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returns an Array of the App Servers in the deployment
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https://github.com/jeremyd/virtualmonkey/blob/b2c7255f20ac5ec881eb90afbb5e712160db0dcb/lib/virtualmonkey/application.rb#L7-L11
train
mhs/rvideo
lib/rvideo/inspector.rb
RVideo.Inspector.duration
def duration return nil unless valid? units = raw_duration.split(":") (units[0].to_i * 60 * 60 * 1000) + (units[1].to_i * 60 * 1000) + (units[2].to_f * 1000).to_i end
ruby
def duration return nil unless valid? units = raw_duration.split(":") (units[0].to_i * 60 * 60 * 1000) + (units[1].to_i * 60 * 1000) + (units[2].to_f * 1000).to_i end
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The duration of the movie in milliseconds, as an integer. Example: 24400 # 24.4 seconds Note that the precision of the duration is in tenths of a second, not thousandths, but milliseconds are a more standard unit of time than deciseconds.
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https://github.com/mhs/rvideo/blob/5d12bafc5b63888f01c42de272fddcef0ac528b1/lib/rvideo/inspector.rb#L304-L309
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genaromadrid/email_checker
lib/email_checker/domain.rb
EmailChecker.Domain.valid?
def valid? return false unless @domain Timeout.timeout(SERVER_TIMEOUT) do return true if valid_mx_records? return true if a_records? end rescue Timeout::Error, Errno::ECONNREFUSED false end
ruby
def valid? return false unless @domain Timeout.timeout(SERVER_TIMEOUT) do return true if valid_mx_records? return true if a_records? end rescue Timeout::Error, Errno::ECONNREFUSED false end
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Returns a new instance of Domain @param domain [String] The domain name. @example EmailChecker::Domain.new('google.com') Checks if the domian exists and has valid MX and A records. @return [Boolean]
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34cae07ddf5bb86efff030d062e420d5aa15486a
https://github.com/genaromadrid/email_checker/blob/34cae07ddf5bb86efff030d062e420d5aa15486a/lib/email_checker/domain.rb#L20-L28
train
genaromadrid/email_checker
lib/email_checker/domain.rb
EmailChecker.Domain.valid_mx_records?
def valid_mx_records? mx_servers.each do |server| exchange_a_records = dns.getresources(server[:address], Resolv::DNS::Resource::IN::A) return true if exchange_a_records.any? end false end
ruby
def valid_mx_records? mx_servers.each do |server| exchange_a_records = dns.getresources(server[:address], Resolv::DNS::Resource::IN::A) return true if exchange_a_records.any? end false end
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Check if the domian has valid MX records and it can receive emails. The MX server exists and it has valid A records. @return [Boolean]
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34cae07ddf5bb86efff030d062e420d5aa15486a
https://github.com/genaromadrid/email_checker/blob/34cae07ddf5bb86efff030d062e420d5aa15486a/lib/email_checker/domain.rb#L34-L40
train
genaromadrid/email_checker
lib/email_checker/domain.rb
EmailChecker.Domain.mx_servers
def mx_servers return @mx_servers if @mx_servers @mx_servers = [] mx_records.each do |mx| @mx_servers.push(preference: mx.preference, address: mx.exchange.to_s) end @mx_servers end
ruby
def mx_servers return @mx_servers if @mx_servers @mx_servers = [] mx_records.each do |mx| @mx_servers.push(preference: mx.preference, address: mx.exchange.to_s) end @mx_servers end
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The servers that this domian MX records point at. @return [Array<Hash>] Array of type { preference: 1, address: '127.0.0.1' }
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34cae07ddf5bb86efff030d062e420d5aa15486a
https://github.com/genaromadrid/email_checker/blob/34cae07ddf5bb86efff030d062e420d5aa15486a/lib/email_checker/domain.rb#L67-L74
train
userhello/bit_magic
lib/bit_magic/bits_generator.rb
BitMagic.BitsGenerator.bits_for
def bits_for(*field_names) bits = [] field_names.flatten.each do |i| if i.is_a?(Integer) bits << i next end if i.respond_to?(:to_sym) and @field_list[i.to_sym] bits << @field_list[i.to_sym] end end bits.flatten end
ruby
def bits_for(*field_names) bits = [] field_names.flatten.each do |i| if i.is_a?(Integer) bits << i next end if i.respond_to?(:to_sym) and @field_list[i.to_sym] bits << @field_list[i.to_sym] end end bits.flatten end
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Initialize the generator. @param [BitMagic::Adapters::Magician, Hash] magician_or_field_list a Magician object that contains field_list, bits, and options OR a Hash object of :name => bit index or bit index array, key-value pairs @param [Hash] options options and defaults, will override Magician action_options if given @option options [Integer] :default a default value, default: 0 @option options [Proc] :bool_caster a callable Method, Proc or lambda that is used to cast a value into a boolean @return [BitsGenerator] the resulting object Given a field name or list of field names, return their corresponding bits Field names are the key values of the field_list hash during initialization @param [Symbol, Integer] one or more keys for the field name or an integer for a known bit index @example Get a list of bits gen = BitMagic::BitsGenerator.new(:is_odd => 0, :amount => [1, 2, 3], :is_cool => 4) gen.bits_for(:is_odd) #=> [0] gen.bits_for(:amount) #=> [1, 2, 3] gen.bits_for(:is_odd, :amount) #=> [0, 1, 2, 3] gen.bits_for(:is_cool, 5, 6) #=> [4, 5, 6] gen.bits_for(9, 10) #=> [9, 10] @return [Array<Integer>] an array of bit indices
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78b7fc28313af9c9506220812573576d229186bb
https://github.com/userhello/bit_magic/blob/78b7fc28313af9c9506220812573576d229186bb/lib/bit_magic/bits_generator.rb#L63-L78
train
userhello/bit_magic
lib/bit_magic/bits_generator.rb
BitMagic.BitsGenerator.each_value
def each_value(each_bits = nil, &block) # Warning! This has exponential complexity (time and space) # 2**n to be precise, use sparingly yield 0 count = 1 if @options[:default] != 0 yield @options[:default] count += 1 end each_bits = self.bits if each_bits == nil 1.upto(each_bits.length).each do |i| each_bits.combination(i).each do |bits_list| num = bits_list.reduce(0) { |m, j| m |= (1 << j) } yield num count += 1 end end count end
ruby
def each_value(each_bits = nil, &block) # Warning! This has exponential complexity (time and space) # 2**n to be precise, use sparingly yield 0 count = 1 if @options[:default] != 0 yield @options[:default] count += 1 end each_bits = self.bits if each_bits == nil 1.upto(each_bits.length).each do |i| each_bits.combination(i).each do |bits_list| num = bits_list.reduce(0) { |m, j| m |= (1 << j) } yield num count += 1 end end count end
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Iterates over the entire combination of all possible values utilizing the list of bits we are given. Warning: Because we are iteration over possible values, the total available values grows exponentially with the given number of bits. For example, if you use only 8 bits, there are 2*8 = 256 possible values, with 20 bits it grows to 2**20 = 1048576. At 32 bits, 2**32 = 4294967296. Warning 2: We're using combinations to generate each individual number, so there's additional overhead causing O(n * 2^(n-1)) time complexity. Carefully benchmark when you have large bit lists (more than 16 bits total) and check both timing and memory for your use case. @param [optional, Array<Integer>] each_bits a list of bits used to generate the combination list. default: the list of bits given during initialization @param [Proc] block a callable method to yield individual values @yield num will yield to the given block multiple times, each time with one of the integer values that are possible from the given bits list @example Iterate over a list of bits gen = BitsGenerator.new(:is_odd => 0, :amount => [1, 2, 3], :is_cool => 4) values = [] gen.each_value { |val| values << val } #=> 32 values #=> [0, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 3, 5, 9, 17, 6, 10, 18, 12, 20, 24, 7, 11, 19, 13, 21, 25, 14, 22, 26, 28, 15, 23, 27, 29, 30, 31] values2 = [] gen.each_value([0, 5]) { |val| values2 << val } #=> 4 values2 #=> [0, 1, 32, 33] @return [Integer] total number of values yielded
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78b7fc28313af9c9506220812573576d229186bb
https://github.com/userhello/bit_magic/blob/78b7fc28313af9c9506220812573576d229186bb/lib/bit_magic/bits_generator.rb#L111-L134
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userhello/bit_magic
lib/bit_magic/bits_generator.rb
BitMagic.BitsGenerator.all_values
def all_values(each_bits = nil, opts = {warn_threshold: 12}) # Shuffle things around so that people can call #all_values(warn_threshold: false) if each_bits.is_a?(Hash) opts = each_bits each_bits = nil end each_bits = self.bits if each_bits == nil if opts[:warn_threshold] and each_bits.length > opts[:warn_threshold] warn "There are #{each_bits.length} bits. You will have #{2**(each_bits.length)} values in the result. Please carefully benchmark the execution time and memory usage of your use-case." warn "You can disable this warning by using #all_values(warn_threshold: false)" end values = [] self.each_value(each_bits) {|num| values << num } values end
ruby
def all_values(each_bits = nil, opts = {warn_threshold: 12}) # Shuffle things around so that people can call #all_values(warn_threshold: false) if each_bits.is_a?(Hash) opts = each_bits each_bits = nil end each_bits = self.bits if each_bits == nil if opts[:warn_threshold] and each_bits.length > opts[:warn_threshold] warn "There are #{each_bits.length} bits. You will have #{2**(each_bits.length)} values in the result. Please carefully benchmark the execution time and memory usage of your use-case." warn "You can disable this warning by using #all_values(warn_threshold: false)" end values = [] self.each_value(each_bits) {|num| values << num } values end
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Gives you an array of all possible integer values based off the bit combinations of the bit list. Note: This will include all possible values from the bit list, but there are no guarantees on their order. If you need an ordered list, sort the result. Warning: Please see the warnings on each_value. Warning: Memory usage grows exponentially to the number of bits! For example, on a 64 bit platform (assuming pointers are 8 bytes) if you have 8 bits, this array will have 256 values, taking up 2KB of memory. At 20 bits, it's 1048576 values, taking up 8MB. At 32 bits, 4294967296 values take up 34GB! @param [optional, Array<Integer>] each_bits a list of bits used to generate the combination list. default: the list of bits given during initialization @param [Hash] opts additional options @option opts [Integer] :warn_threshold will output warning messages if the total number of bits is above this number. false to disable. default: 20 @example Get an array for all values from our bit list gen = BitsGenerator.new(:is_odd => 0, :amount => [1, 2, 3], :is_cool => 4) gen.all_values @return [Array<Integer>] an array of all possible values from the bit list Order is not guaranteed to be consistent.
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78b7fc28313af9c9506220812573576d229186bb
https://github.com/userhello/bit_magic/blob/78b7fc28313af9c9506220812573576d229186bb/lib/bit_magic/bits_generator.rb#L161-L180
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userhello/bit_magic
lib/bit_magic/bits_generator.rb
BitMagic.BitsGenerator.equal_to
def equal_to(field_values = {}) all_num, none_num = self.equal_to_numbers(field_values) [].tap do |list| self.each_value { |num| list << num if (num & all_num) == all_num and (num & none_num) == 0 } end end
ruby
def equal_to(field_values = {}) all_num, none_num = self.equal_to_numbers(field_values) [].tap do |list| self.each_value { |num| list << num if (num & all_num) == all_num and (num & none_num) == 0 } end end
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Gives you an array of values where the given field names are exactly equal to their given field values. Possible values are derived from the bits list during initialization. Note: Order is not guaranteed. All numbers will be present, but there is no expectation that the numbers will be in the same order every time. If you need an ordered list, you can sort the result. @param [Hash] one or more field names or an integer for a known bit index as the key, and the value (integer or boolean) for that field as the hash value. Values that have more bits than available will be truncated for comparison. eg. a field with one bit setting value to 2 means field is 0 @example Get different amount values gen = BitsGenerator.new(:is_odd => 0, :amount => [1, 2, 3], :is_cool => 4) gen.equal_to(:amount => 5) #=> [10, 11, 26, 27] gen.equal_to(:amount => 7) #=> [14, 15, 30, 31] gen.equal_to(:amount => 7, :is_odd => 1, :is_cool => 1) #=> [31] @return [Array<Integer>] an array of integer values where the bits and values match the given input
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78b7fc28313af9c9506220812573576d229186bb
https://github.com/userhello/bit_magic/blob/78b7fc28313af9c9506220812573576d229186bb/lib/bit_magic/bits_generator.rb#L299-L305
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userhello/bit_magic
lib/bit_magic/bits_generator.rb
BitMagic.BitsGenerator.equal_to_numbers
def equal_to_numbers(field_values = {}) fields = {} field_values.each_pair do |field_name, v| bits = self.bits_for(field_name) fields[bits] = v if bits.length > 0 end all_num = 0 none_num = 0 fields.each_pair { |field_bits, val| field_bits.each_with_index do |bit, i| if @options[:bool_caster].call(val[i]) all_num |= (1 << bit) else none_num |= (1 << bit) end end } [all_num, none_num] end
ruby
def equal_to_numbers(field_values = {}) fields = {} field_values.each_pair do |field_name, v| bits = self.bits_for(field_name) fields[bits] = v if bits.length > 0 end all_num = 0 none_num = 0 fields.each_pair { |field_bits, val| field_bits.each_with_index do |bit, i| if @options[:bool_caster].call(val[i]) all_num |= (1 << bit) else none_num |= (1 << bit) end end } [all_num, none_num] end
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78b7fc28313af9c9506220812573576d229186bb
https://github.com/userhello/bit_magic/blob/78b7fc28313af9c9506220812573576d229186bb/lib/bit_magic/bits_generator.rb#L329-L350
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ideonetwork/lato-blog
app/models/lato_blog/category/entity_helpers.rb
LatoBlog.Category::EntityHelpers.get_all_category_children
def get_all_category_children direct_children = self.category_children all_children = [] direct_children.each do |direct_child| all_children.push(direct_child) all_children = all_children + direct_child.get_all_category_children end all_children end
ruby
def get_all_category_children direct_children = self.category_children all_children = [] direct_children.each do |direct_child| all_children.push(direct_child) all_children = all_children + direct_child.get_all_category_children end all_children end
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This function return all category children of the current category.
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a0d92de299a0e285851743b9d4a902f611187cba
https://github.com/ideonetwork/lato-blog/blob/a0d92de299a0e285851743b9d4a902f611187cba/app/models/lato_blog/category/entity_helpers.rb#L37-L47
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lanvige/chinese_lunar
lib/chinese_lunar/lunar.rb
ChineseLunar.Lunar.lunar_date
def lunar_date() l = convert(@date.year, @date.month, @date.day) l[0].to_s + "-" + l[1].to_s + "-" + (/^\d+/.match(l[2].to_s)).to_s end
ruby
def lunar_date() l = convert(@date.year, @date.month, @date.day) l[0].to_s + "-" + l[1].to_s + "-" + (/^\d+/.match(l[2].to_s)).to_s end
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Get the Lundar date in 'xxxx-xx-xx' fromat
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f4e4a4f19fc1a7098fabe31f41b58b0e6c86e779
https://github.com/lanvige/chinese_lunar/blob/f4e4a4f19fc1a7098fabe31f41b58b0e6c86e779/lib/chinese_lunar/lunar.rb#L53-L56
train
lanvige/chinese_lunar
lib/chinese_lunar/lunar.rb
ChineseLunar.Lunar.days_in_lunar_date
def days_in_lunar_date(y) sum = 348 i = 0x8000 while i > 0x8 if ((@@lunar_info[y - 1900] & i) != 0) sum += 1 end i >>= 1 end sum + leap_days(y) end
ruby
def days_in_lunar_date(y) sum = 348 i = 0x8000 while i > 0x8 if ((@@lunar_info[y - 1900] & i) != 0) sum += 1 end i >>= 1 end sum + leap_days(y) end
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Return the days in lunar of y year.
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f4e4a4f19fc1a7098fabe31f41b58b0e6c86e779
https://github.com/lanvige/chinese_lunar/blob/f4e4a4f19fc1a7098fabe31f41b58b0e6c86e779/lib/chinese_lunar/lunar.rb#L190-L201
train
mig-hub/sequel-crushyform
lib/sequel_crushyform.rb
::Sequel::Plugins::Crushyform.ClassMethods.to_dropdown
def to_dropdown(selection=nil, nil_name='** UNDEFINED **') dropdown_cache.inject("<option value=''>#{nil_name}</option>\n") do |out, row| selected = 'selected' if row[0]==selection "%s%s%s%s" % [out, row[1], selected, row[2]] end end
ruby
def to_dropdown(selection=nil, nil_name='** UNDEFINED **') dropdown_cache.inject("<option value=''>#{nil_name}</option>\n") do |out, row| selected = 'selected' if row[0]==selection "%s%s%s%s" % [out, row[1], selected, row[2]] end end
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Cache dropdown options for children classes to use Meant to be reseted each time an entry is created, updated or destroyed So it is only rebuild once required after the list has changed Maintaining an array and not rebuilding it all might be faster But it will not happen much so that it is fairly acceptable
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c717df86dea0206487d9b3ee340fbd529fc7b91f
https://github.com/mig-hub/sequel-crushyform/blob/c717df86dea0206487d9b3ee340fbd529fc7b91f/lib/sequel_crushyform.rb#L93-L98
train
mig-hub/sequel-crushyform
lib/sequel_crushyform.rb
::Sequel::Plugins::Crushyform.InstanceMethods.crushyfield
def crushyfield(col, o={}) return '' if (o[:type]==:none || model.crushyform_schema[col][:type]==:none) field_name = o[:name] || model.crushyform_schema[col][:name] || col.to_s.sub(/_id$/, '').tr('_', ' ').capitalize error_list = errors.on(col).map{|e|" - #{e}"} if !errors.on(col).nil? "<p class='crushyfield %s'><label for='%s'>%s</label><span class='crushyfield-error-list'>%s</span><br />\n%s</p>\n" % [error_list&&'crushyfield-error', crushyid_for(col), field_name, error_list, crushyinput(col, o)] end
ruby
def crushyfield(col, o={}) return '' if (o[:type]==:none || model.crushyform_schema[col][:type]==:none) field_name = o[:name] || model.crushyform_schema[col][:name] || col.to_s.sub(/_id$/, '').tr('_', ' ').capitalize error_list = errors.on(col).map{|e|" - #{e}"} if !errors.on(col).nil? "<p class='crushyfield %s'><label for='%s'>%s</label><span class='crushyfield-error-list'>%s</span><br />\n%s</p>\n" % [error_list&&'crushyfield-error', crushyid_for(col), field_name, error_list, crushyinput(col, o)] end
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crushyfield is crushyinput but with label+error
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c717df86dea0206487d9b3ee340fbd529fc7b91f
https://github.com/mig-hub/sequel-crushyform/blob/c717df86dea0206487d9b3ee340fbd529fc7b91f/lib/sequel_crushyform.rb#L124-L129
train
mig-hub/sequel-crushyform
lib/sequel_crushyform.rb
::Sequel::Plugins::Crushyform.InstanceMethods.to_thumb
def to_thumb(c) current = self.__send__(c) if model.respond_to?(:stash_reflection) && model.stash_reflection.key?(c) !current.nil? && current[:type][/^image\//] ? "<img src='#{file_url(c, 'stash_thumb.gif')}?#{::Time.now.to_i.to_s}' /><br />\n" : '' else "<img src='#{current}?#{::Time.now.to_i.to_s}' width='100' onerror=\"this.style.display='none'\" />\n" end end
ruby
def to_thumb(c) current = self.__send__(c) if model.respond_to?(:stash_reflection) && model.stash_reflection.key?(c) !current.nil? && current[:type][/^image\//] ? "<img src='#{file_url(c, 'stash_thumb.gif')}?#{::Time.now.to_i.to_s}' /><br />\n" : '' else "<img src='#{current}?#{::Time.now.to_i.to_s}' width='100' onerror=\"this.style.display='none'\" />\n" end end
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Provide a thumbnail for the column
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c717df86dea0206487d9b3ee340fbd529fc7b91f
https://github.com/mig-hub/sequel-crushyform/blob/c717df86dea0206487d9b3ee340fbd529fc7b91f/lib/sequel_crushyform.rb#L151-L158
train
tbuehlmann/ponder
lib/ponder/thaum.rb
Ponder.Thaum.parse
def parse(message) message.chomp! if message =~ /^PING \S+$/ if @config.hide_ping_pongs send_data message.sub(/PING/, 'PONG') else @loggers.info "<< #{message}" raw message.sub(/PING/, 'PONG') end else @loggers.info "<< #{message}" event_data = IRC::Events::Parser.parse(message, @isupport['CHANTYPES']) parse_event_data(event_data) unless event_data.empty? end end
ruby
def parse(message) message.chomp! if message =~ /^PING \S+$/ if @config.hide_ping_pongs send_data message.sub(/PING/, 'PONG') else @loggers.info "<< #{message}" raw message.sub(/PING/, 'PONG') end else @loggers.info "<< #{message}" event_data = IRC::Events::Parser.parse(message, @isupport['CHANTYPES']) parse_event_data(event_data) unless event_data.empty? end end
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parsing incoming traffic
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930912e1b78b41afa1359121aca46197e9edff9c
https://github.com/tbuehlmann/ponder/blob/930912e1b78b41afa1359121aca46197e9edff9c/lib/ponder/thaum.rb#L79-L94
train
tbuehlmann/ponder
lib/ponder/thaum.rb
Ponder.Thaum.setup_default_callbacks
def setup_default_callbacks on :query, /^\001PING \d+\001$/ do |event_data| time = event_data[:message].scan(/\d+/)[0] notice event_data[:nick], "\001PING #{time}\001" end on :query, /^\001VERSION\001$/ do |event_data| notice event_data[:nick], "\001VERSION Ponder #{Ponder::VERSION} (https://github.com/tbuehlmann/ponder)\001" end on :query, /^\001TIME\001$/ do |event_data| notice event_data[:nick], "\001TIME #{Time.now.strftime('%a %b %d %H:%M:%S %Y')}\001" end on 005 do |event_data| @isupport.parse event_data[:params] end end
ruby
def setup_default_callbacks on :query, /^\001PING \d+\001$/ do |event_data| time = event_data[:message].scan(/\d+/)[0] notice event_data[:nick], "\001PING #{time}\001" end on :query, /^\001VERSION\001$/ do |event_data| notice event_data[:nick], "\001VERSION Ponder #{Ponder::VERSION} (https://github.com/tbuehlmann/ponder)\001" end on :query, /^\001TIME\001$/ do |event_data| notice event_data[:nick], "\001TIME #{Time.now.strftime('%a %b %d %H:%M:%S %Y')}\001" end on 005 do |event_data| @isupport.parse event_data[:params] end end
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Default callbacks for PING, VERSION, TIME and ISUPPORT processing.
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930912e1b78b41afa1359121aca46197e9edff9c
https://github.com/tbuehlmann/ponder/blob/930912e1b78b41afa1359121aca46197e9edff9c/lib/ponder/thaum.rb#L135-L152
train
Deradon/Rails-LookUpTable
lib/look_up_table/cache.rb
LookUpTable.ClassMethods.lut_write_to_cache
def lut_write_to_cache(lut_key) if lut_options(lut_key)[:sql_mode] count = lut_write_to_cache_sql_mode(lut_key) else count = lut_write_to_cache_no_sql_mode(lut_key) end # HACK: Writing a \0 to terminate batch_items lut_write_cache_item(lut_key, count, nil) end
ruby
def lut_write_to_cache(lut_key) if lut_options(lut_key)[:sql_mode] count = lut_write_to_cache_sql_mode(lut_key) else count = lut_write_to_cache_no_sql_mode(lut_key) end # HACK: Writing a \0 to terminate batch_items lut_write_cache_item(lut_key, count, nil) end
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Write a LookUpTable into Cache
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da873f48b039ef01ed3d3820d3a59d8886281be1
https://github.com/Deradon/Rails-LookUpTable/blob/da873f48b039ef01ed3d3820d3a59d8886281be1/lib/look_up_table/cache.rb#L41-L50
train
charmkit/charmkit
lib/charmkit/helpers/template.rb
Charmkit.Helpers.template
def template(src, dst, **context) rendered = TemplateRenderer.render(File.read(src), context) File.write(dst, rendered) end
ruby
def template(src, dst, **context) rendered = TemplateRenderer.render(File.read(src), context) File.write(dst, rendered) end
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Reads from a erb file and renders the content with context @param src String - file path of template @param dst String - file path location to save @param context Hash - parametized variables to pass to template @return Boolean @example template('examples/my-demo-charm/templates/vhost.conf', '/tmp/nginx-data.conf', public_address: 'localhost', app_path: '/srv/app')
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cdb51bbbe0a14c681edc00fdeb318307b80fd613
https://github.com/charmkit/charmkit/blob/cdb51bbbe0a14c681edc00fdeb318307b80fd613/lib/charmkit/helpers/template.rb#L30-L33
train
charmkit/charmkit
lib/charmkit/helpers/template.rb
Charmkit.Helpers.inline_template
def inline_template(name, dst, **context) templates = {} begin app, data = File.read(caller.first.split(":").first).split("__END__", 2) rescue Errno::ENOENT app, data = nil end data.strip! if data template = nil data.each_line do |line| if line =~ /^@@\s*(.*\S)\s*$/ template = String.new templates[$1.to_s] = template elsif template << line end end begin rendered = TemplateRenderer.render(templates[name], context) rescue puts "Unable to load inline template #{name}" exit 1 end File.write(dst, rendered) end end
ruby
def inline_template(name, dst, **context) templates = {} begin app, data = File.read(caller.first.split(":").first).split("__END__", 2) rescue Errno::ENOENT app, data = nil end data.strip! if data template = nil data.each_line do |line| if line =~ /^@@\s*(.*\S)\s*$/ template = String.new templates[$1.to_s] = template elsif template << line end end begin rendered = TemplateRenderer.render(templates[name], context) rescue puts "Unable to load inline template #{name}" exit 1 end File.write(dst, rendered) end end
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Reads from a embedded template in the rake task itself. @param src String - The data found after __END__ @param dst String - Save location @param context Hash - variables to pass into template @return Boolean @example inline_template('vhost.conf', '/etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default') server_name: "example.com") __END__ @@ vhost.conf server { name <%= server_name %> }
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cdb51bbbe0a14c681edc00fdeb318307b80fd613
https://github.com/charmkit/charmkit/blob/cdb51bbbe0a14c681edc00fdeb318307b80fd613/lib/charmkit/helpers/template.rb#L50-L78
train
conversation/raca
lib/raca/container.rb
Raca.Container.delete
def delete(key) log "deleting #{key} from #{container_path}" object_path = File.join(container_path, Raca::Util.url_encode(key)) response = storage_client.delete(object_path) (200..299).cover?(response.code.to_i) end
ruby
def delete(key) log "deleting #{key} from #{container_path}" object_path = File.join(container_path, Raca::Util.url_encode(key)) response = storage_client.delete(object_path) (200..299).cover?(response.code.to_i) end
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Delete +key+ from the container. If the container is on the CDN, the object will still be served from the CDN until the TTL expires.
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fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0
https://github.com/conversation/raca/blob/fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0/lib/raca/container.rb#L50-L55
train
conversation/raca
lib/raca/container.rb
Raca.Container.object_metadata
def object_metadata(key) object_path = File.join(container_path, Raca::Util.url_encode(key)) log "Requesting metadata from #{object_path}" response = storage_client.head(object_path) { :content_type => response["Content-Type"], :bytes => response["Content-Length"].to_i } end
ruby
def object_metadata(key) object_path = File.join(container_path, Raca::Util.url_encode(key)) log "Requesting metadata from #{object_path}" response = storage_client.head(object_path) { :content_type => response["Content-Type"], :bytes => response["Content-Length"].to_i } end
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fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0
https://github.com/conversation/raca/blob/fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0/lib/raca/container.rb#L75-L84
train
conversation/raca
lib/raca/container.rb
Raca.Container.download
def download(key, filepath) log "downloading #{key} from #{container_path}" object_path = File.join(container_path, Raca::Util.url_encode(key)) outer_response = storage_client.get(object_path) do |response| File.open(filepath, 'wb') do |io| response.read_body do |chunk| io.write(chunk) end end end outer_response["Content-Length"].to_i end
ruby
def download(key, filepath) log "downloading #{key} from #{container_path}" object_path = File.join(container_path, Raca::Util.url_encode(key)) outer_response = storage_client.get(object_path) do |response| File.open(filepath, 'wb') do |io| response.read_body do |chunk| io.write(chunk) end end end outer_response["Content-Length"].to_i end
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Download the object at key into a local file at filepath. Returns the number of downloaded bytes.
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fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0
https://github.com/conversation/raca/blob/fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0/lib/raca/container.rb#L90-L101
train
conversation/raca
lib/raca/container.rb
Raca.Container.list
def list(options = {}) max = options.fetch(:max, 100_000_000) marker = options.fetch(:marker, nil) prefix = options.fetch(:prefix, nil) details = options.fetch(:details, nil) limit = [max, MAX_ITEMS_PER_LIST].min log "retrieving up to #{max} items from #{container_path}" request_path = list_request_path(marker, prefix, details, limit) result = storage_client.get(request_path).body || "" if details result = JSON.parse(result) else result = result.split("\n") end result.tap {|items| if max <= limit log "Got #{items.length} items; we don't need any more." elsif items.length < limit log "Got #{items.length} items; there can't be any more." else log "Got #{items.length} items; requesting #{limit} more." details ? marker = items.last["name"] : marker = items.last items.concat list(max: max-items.length, marker: marker, prefix: prefix, details: details) end } end
ruby
def list(options = {}) max = options.fetch(:max, 100_000_000) marker = options.fetch(:marker, nil) prefix = options.fetch(:prefix, nil) details = options.fetch(:details, nil) limit = [max, MAX_ITEMS_PER_LIST].min log "retrieving up to #{max} items from #{container_path}" request_path = list_request_path(marker, prefix, details, limit) result = storage_client.get(request_path).body || "" if details result = JSON.parse(result) else result = result.split("\n") end result.tap {|items| if max <= limit log "Got #{items.length} items; we don't need any more." elsif items.length < limit log "Got #{items.length} items; there can't be any more." else log "Got #{items.length} items; requesting #{limit} more." details ? marker = items.last["name"] : marker = items.last items.concat list(max: max-items.length, marker: marker, prefix: prefix, details: details) end } end
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Return an array of files in the container. Supported options max - the maximum number of items to return marker - return items alphabetically after this key. Useful for pagination prefix - only return items that start with this string details - return extra details for each file - size, md5, etc
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fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0
https://github.com/conversation/raca/blob/fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0/lib/raca/container.rb#L112-L137
train
conversation/raca
lib/raca/container.rb
Raca.Container.metadata
def metadata log "retrieving container metadata from #{container_path}" response = storage_client.head(container_path) custom = {} response.each_capitalized_name { |name| custom[name] = response[name] if name[/\AX-Container-Meta-/] } { :objects => response["X-Container-Object-Count"].to_i, :bytes => response["X-Container-Bytes-Used"].to_i, :custom => custom, } end
ruby
def metadata log "retrieving container metadata from #{container_path}" response = storage_client.head(container_path) custom = {} response.each_capitalized_name { |name| custom[name] = response[name] if name[/\AX-Container-Meta-/] } { :objects => response["X-Container-Object-Count"].to_i, :bytes => response["X-Container-Bytes-Used"].to_i, :custom => custom, } end
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Return some basic stats on the current container.
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fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0
https://github.com/conversation/raca/blob/fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0/lib/raca/container.rb#L151-L163
train
conversation/raca
lib/raca/container.rb
Raca.Container.set_metadata
def set_metadata(headers) log "setting headers for container #{container_path}" response = storage_client.post(container_path, '', headers) (200..299).cover?(response.code.to_i) end
ruby
def set_metadata(headers) log "setting headers for container #{container_path}" response = storage_client.post(container_path, '', headers) (200..299).cover?(response.code.to_i) end
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Set metadata headers on the container headers = { "X-Container-Meta-Access-Control-Allow-Origin" => "*" } container.set_metadata(headers) Note: Rackspace requires some headers to begin with 'X-Container-Meta-' or other prefixes, e.g. when setting 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin', it needs to be set as 'X-Container-Meta-Access-Control-Allow-Origin'. See: http://docs.rackspace.com/files/api/v1/cf-devguide/content/CORS_Container_Header-d1e1300.html http://docs.rackspace.com/files/api/v1/cf-devguide/content/ POST_updateacontainermeta_v1__account___container__containerServicesOperations_d1e000.html
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fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0
https://github.com/conversation/raca/blob/fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0/lib/raca/container.rb#L176-L180
train
conversation/raca
lib/raca/container.rb
Raca.Container.cdn_metadata
def cdn_metadata log "retrieving container CDN metadata from #{container_path}" response = cdn_client.head(container_path) { :cdn_enabled => response["X-CDN-Enabled"] == "True", :host => response["X-CDN-URI"], :ssl_host => response["X-CDN-SSL-URI"], :streaming_host => response["X-CDN-STREAMING-URI"], :ttl => response["X-TTL"].to_i, :log_retention => response["X-Log-Retention"] == "True" } end
ruby
def cdn_metadata log "retrieving container CDN metadata from #{container_path}" response = cdn_client.head(container_path) { :cdn_enabled => response["X-CDN-Enabled"] == "True", :host => response["X-CDN-URI"], :ssl_host => response["X-CDN-SSL-URI"], :streaming_host => response["X-CDN-STREAMING-URI"], :ttl => response["X-TTL"].to_i, :log_retention => response["X-Log-Retention"] == "True" } end
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Return the key details for CDN access to this container. Can be called on non CDN enabled containers, but the details won't make much sense.
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fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0
https://github.com/conversation/raca/blob/fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0/lib/raca/container.rb#L185-L196
train
conversation/raca
lib/raca/container.rb
Raca.Container.cdn_enable
def cdn_enable(ttl = 259200) log "enabling CDN access to #{container_path} with a cache expiry of #{ttl / 60} minutes" response = cdn_client.put(container_path, "X-TTL" => ttl.to_i.to_s) (200..299).cover?(response.code.to_i) end
ruby
def cdn_enable(ttl = 259200) log "enabling CDN access to #{container_path} with a cache expiry of #{ttl / 60} minutes" response = cdn_client.put(container_path, "X-TTL" => ttl.to_i.to_s) (200..299).cover?(response.code.to_i) end
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use this with caution, it will make EVERY object in the container publicly available via the CDN. CDN enabling can be done via the web UI but only with a TTL of 72 hours. Using the API it's possible to set a TTL of 50 years. TTL is defined in seconds, default is 72 hours.
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fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0
https://github.com/conversation/raca/blob/fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0/lib/raca/container.rb#L204-L209
train
conversation/raca
lib/raca/container.rb
Raca.Container.temp_url
def temp_url(object_key, temp_url_key, expires_at = Time.now.to_i + 60) private_url("GET", object_key, temp_url_key, expires_at) end
ruby
def temp_url(object_key, temp_url_key, expires_at = Time.now.to_i + 60) private_url("GET", object_key, temp_url_key, expires_at) end
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Generate an expiring URL for downloading a file that is otherwise private. Useful for providing temporary access to files.
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fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0
https://github.com/conversation/raca/blob/fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0/lib/raca/container.rb#L214-L216
train
conversation/raca
lib/raca/container.rb
Raca.Container.temp_upload_url
def temp_upload_url(object_key, temp_url_key, expires_at = Time.now.to_i + 60) private_url("PUT", object_key, temp_url_key, expires_at) end
ruby
def temp_upload_url(object_key, temp_url_key, expires_at = Time.now.to_i + 60) private_url("PUT", object_key, temp_url_key, expires_at) end
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Generate a temporary URL for uploading a file to a private container. Anyone can perform a PUT request to the URL returned from this method and an object will be created in the container.
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fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0
https://github.com/conversation/raca/blob/fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0/lib/raca/container.rb#L228-L230
train
conversation/raca
lib/raca/container.rb
Raca.Container.list_request_path
def list_request_path(marker, prefix, details, limit) query_string = "limit=#{limit}" query_string += "&marker=#{Raca::Util.url_encode(marker)}" if marker query_string += "&prefix=#{Raca::Util.url_encode(prefix)}" if prefix query_string += "&format=json" if details container_path + "?#{query_string}" end
ruby
def list_request_path(marker, prefix, details, limit) query_string = "limit=#{limit}" query_string += "&marker=#{Raca::Util.url_encode(marker)}" if marker query_string += "&prefix=#{Raca::Util.url_encode(prefix)}" if prefix query_string += "&format=json" if details container_path + "?#{query_string}" end
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build the request path for listing the contents of a container
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fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0
https://github.com/conversation/raca/blob/fa69dfde22359cc0e06f655055be4eadcc7019c0/lib/raca/container.rb#L255-L261
train
sugaryourcoffee/timeleap
lib/syctimeleap/time_leap.rb
SycTimeleap.TimeLeap.method_missing
def method_missing(name, *args) add_regex = %r{ ^([ib])(?:n|ack)? (?:\.|_|-| )? (\d+) (?:\.|_|-| )? ([dwmy]) (?:ays?|eeks?|onths?|ears?)?$ }x weekday_regex = %r{ ^(tod|tom|y)(?:a?y?|o?r?r?o?w?|e?s?t?e?r?d?a?y?)?$ }xi next_weekday_regex = %r{ ^(n|p)(?:e?x?t|r?e?v?i?o?u?s?)? (?:\.|_| |-)? (mo|tu|we|th|fr|sa|su) (?:n?|e?s?|d?n?e?s?|u?r?s?|i?|t?u?r?|n?)(?:d?a?y?)$ }xi next_weekday_in_regex = %r{ ^(mo|tu|we|th|fr|sa|su) (?:n?|e?s?|d?n?e?s?|u?r?s?|i?|t?u?r?|n?)(?:d?a?y?)(?:_?) (i|b) (?:n?|a?c?k?)(?:_?) (\d+)(?:_?)([dwmy])(?:a?y?s?|e?e?k?s?|o?n?t?h?s?|e?a?r?s?)$ }xi return add($1, $2, $3) if name =~ add_regex return weekday($1) if name =~ weekday_regex return next_weekday($1, $2) if name =~ next_weekday_regex return next_weekday_in($1, $2, $3, $4) if name =~ next_weekday_in_regex super end
ruby
def method_missing(name, *args) add_regex = %r{ ^([ib])(?:n|ack)? (?:\.|_|-| )? (\d+) (?:\.|_|-| )? ([dwmy]) (?:ays?|eeks?|onths?|ears?)?$ }x weekday_regex = %r{ ^(tod|tom|y)(?:a?y?|o?r?r?o?w?|e?s?t?e?r?d?a?y?)?$ }xi next_weekday_regex = %r{ ^(n|p)(?:e?x?t|r?e?v?i?o?u?s?)? (?:\.|_| |-)? (mo|tu|we|th|fr|sa|su) (?:n?|e?s?|d?n?e?s?|u?r?s?|i?|t?u?r?|n?)(?:d?a?y?)$ }xi next_weekday_in_regex = %r{ ^(mo|tu|we|th|fr|sa|su) (?:n?|e?s?|d?n?e?s?|u?r?s?|i?|t?u?r?|n?)(?:d?a?y?)(?:_?) (i|b) (?:n?|a?c?k?)(?:_?) (\d+)(?:_?)([dwmy])(?:a?y?s?|e?e?k?s?|o?n?t?h?s?|e?a?r?s?)$ }xi return add($1, $2, $3) if name =~ add_regex return weekday($1) if name =~ weekday_regex return next_weekday($1, $2) if name =~ next_weekday_regex return next_weekday_in($1, $2, $3, $4) if name =~ next_weekday_in_regex super end
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Creates a new Temp and initializes it with the current date if no date is provided Provides the date calculation methods dynamically
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f24e819c11f6bc7c423ad77dc71c5b76130e8c10
https://github.com/sugaryourcoffee/timeleap/blob/f24e819c11f6bc7c423ad77dc71c5b76130e8c10/lib/syctimeleap/time_leap.rb#L28-L62
train
jtkendall/ruser
lib/ruser/person.rb
RUser.Person.convert
def convert(data) data.each do |k, v| k = KEYS[k] if KEYS.include?(k) v = v.to_s if k.eql? 'zip' if NIDT.include?(k) instance_variable_set('@nidt', k) k = 'nidn' v = v.to_s end var_set(k, v) end end
ruby
def convert(data) data.each do |k, v| k = KEYS[k] if KEYS.include?(k) v = v.to_s if k.eql? 'zip' if NIDT.include?(k) instance_variable_set('@nidt', k) k = 'nidn' v = v.to_s end var_set(k, v) end end
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Creates a new person object @param [Hash] data the data used to create the user @return [Person] Converts a hash to instance variables @param [Hash] data the data used to create the instance variables
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2d038c65da8f4710a1e1b7fddabaab7a2f771172
https://github.com/jtkendall/ruser/blob/2d038c65da8f4710a1e1b7fddabaab7a2f771172/lib/ruser/person.rb#L107-L120
train
jtkendall/ruser
lib/ruser/person.rb
RUser.Person.var_set
def var_set(k, v) varget = proc { instance_variable_get("@#{k}") } varset = proc { |y| instance_variable_set("@#{k}", y) } v.is_a?(Hash) ? convert(v) : instance_variable_set("@#{k}", v) self.class.send(:define_method, k, varget) self.class.send(:define_method, "#{k}=", varset) end
ruby
def var_set(k, v) varget = proc { instance_variable_get("@#{k}") } varset = proc { |y| instance_variable_set("@#{k}", y) } v.is_a?(Hash) ? convert(v) : instance_variable_set("@#{k}", v) self.class.send(:define_method, k, varget) self.class.send(:define_method, "#{k}=", varset) end
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Sets all instance variables @param [String] k the key used to create the instance variables @param [String] v the value used to create the instance variables
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2d038c65da8f4710a1e1b7fddabaab7a2f771172
https://github.com/jtkendall/ruser/blob/2d038c65da8f4710a1e1b7fddabaab7a2f771172/lib/ruser/person.rb#L126-L132
train
gregspurrier/has_enumeration
lib/has_enumeration/aggregate_conditions_override.rb
HasEnumeration.AggregateConditionsOverride.expand_hash_conditions_for_aggregates
def expand_hash_conditions_for_aggregates(attrs) expanded_attrs = attrs.dup attr_enumeration_mapping_classes.each do |attr, klass| if expanded_attrs[attr].is_a?(Symbol) expanded_attrs[attr] = klass.from_sym(expanded_attrs[attr]) end end super(expanded_attrs) end
ruby
def expand_hash_conditions_for_aggregates(attrs) expanded_attrs = attrs.dup attr_enumeration_mapping_classes.each do |attr, klass| if expanded_attrs[attr].is_a?(Symbol) expanded_attrs[attr] = klass.from_sym(expanded_attrs[attr]) end end super(expanded_attrs) end
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Override the aggregate hash conditions behavior to coerce has_enumeration attributes that show up in finder options as symbols into instances of the aggregate class before hash expansion.
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40487c5b4958364ca6acaab3f05561ae0dca073e
https://github.com/gregspurrier/has_enumeration/blob/40487c5b4958364ca6acaab3f05561ae0dca073e/lib/has_enumeration/aggregate_conditions_override.rb#L6-L14
train
Stex/petra
lib/petra/exceptions.rb
Petra.ValueComparisonError.ignore!
def ignore!(update_value: false) Petra.current_transaction.current_section.log_read_integrity_override(object, attribute: attribute, external_value: external_value, update_value: update_value) end
ruby
def ignore!(update_value: false) Petra.current_transaction.current_section.log_read_integrity_override(object, attribute: attribute, external_value: external_value, update_value: update_value) end
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The new external attribute value Tells the current transaction to ignore further errors of this kind until the attribute value is changed again externally. @param [Boolean] update_value If set to +true+, the read set entry for this attribute is updated with the new external value. This means that the new value will be visible inside of the transaction until it changes again. Otherwise, the exception is completely ignored and will have no impact on the values displayed inside the transaction.
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00e16e54c387289fd9049d6032dc0de79339ea16
https://github.com/Stex/petra/blob/00e16e54c387289fd9049d6032dc0de79339ea16/lib/petra/exceptions.rb#L100-L105
train
Stex/petra
lib/petra/exceptions.rb
Petra.WriteClashError.undo_changes!
def undo_changes! Petra.current_transaction.current_section.log_attribute_change_veto(object, attribute: attribute, external_value: external_value) end
ruby
def undo_changes! Petra.current_transaction.current_section.log_attribute_change_veto(object, attribute: attribute, external_value: external_value) end
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Tells the transaction to ignore all changes previously done to the current attribute in the transaction.
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00e16e54c387289fd9049d6032dc0de79339ea16
https://github.com/Stex/petra/blob/00e16e54c387289fd9049d6032dc0de79339ea16/lib/petra/exceptions.rb#L127-L131
train
26fe/sem4r
lib/sem4r_cli/commands/cmd_report.rb
Sem4rCli.CommandReport.download
def download(args) if args.length != 1 puts "missing report id for 'download' subcommand" return false end report_id = args[0].to_i report = @common_args.account.reports.find { |r| r.id == report_id } if report.nil? puts "report '#{report_id}' not found" return false end if report.status != 'Completed' puts "cannot download report with status '#{report.status}'" return false end path_name = "test_report.xml" puts "Download report #{report.id} in #{path_name}" report.download(path_name) true end
ruby
def download(args) if args.length != 1 puts "missing report id for 'download' subcommand" return false end report_id = args[0].to_i report = @common_args.account.reports.find { |r| r.id == report_id } if report.nil? puts "report '#{report_id}' not found" return false end if report.status != 'Completed' puts "cannot download report with status '#{report.status}'" return false end path_name = "test_report.xml" puts "Download report #{report.id} in #{path_name}" report.download(path_name) true end
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2326404f98b9c2833549fcfda078d39c9954a0fa
https://github.com/26fe/sem4r/blob/2326404f98b9c2833549fcfda078d39c9954a0fa/lib/sem4r_cli/commands/cmd_report.rb#L96-L118
train
26fe/sem4r
lib/sem4r_cli/commands/cmd_report.rb
Sem4rCli.CommandReport.schedule
def schedule(argv) report = @account.report do name 'boh' type 'Url' aggregation 'Daily' cross_client true zero_impression true start_day '2010-01-01' end_day '2010-01-30' column "CustomerName" column "ExternalCustomerId" column "CampaignStatus" column "Campaign" column "CampaignId" column "AdGroup" column "AdGroupId" column "AdGroupStatus" column "QualityScore" column "FirstPageCpc" column "Keyword" column "KeywordId" column "KeywordTypeDisplay" column "DestinationURL" column "Impressions" column "Clicks" column "CTR" column "CPC" column "MaximumCPC" column "Cost" column "AveragePosition" end unless report.validate puts "report not valid" exit end puts "scheduled job" job = report.schedule job.wait(10) { |report, status| puts "status #{status}" } report.download("test_report.xml") true end
ruby
def schedule(argv) report = @account.report do name 'boh' type 'Url' aggregation 'Daily' cross_client true zero_impression true start_day '2010-01-01' end_day '2010-01-30' column "CustomerName" column "ExternalCustomerId" column "CampaignStatus" column "Campaign" column "CampaignId" column "AdGroup" column "AdGroupId" column "AdGroupStatus" column "QualityScore" column "FirstPageCpc" column "Keyword" column "KeywordId" column "KeywordTypeDisplay" column "DestinationURL" column "Impressions" column "Clicks" column "CTR" column "CPC" column "MaximumCPC" column "Cost" column "AveragePosition" end unless report.validate puts "report not valid" exit end puts "scheduled job" job = report.schedule job.wait(10) { |report, status| puts "status #{status}" } report.download("test_report.xml") true end
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schedule and download a v13 report
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2326404f98b9c2833549fcfda078d39c9954a0fa
https://github.com/26fe/sem4r/blob/2326404f98b9c2833549fcfda078d39c9954a0fa/lib/sem4r_cli/commands/cmd_report.rb#L123-L167
train
jmcaffee/tartancloth
spec/lib/matchers.rb
TartanCloth::Matchers.TransformMatcher.make_patch
def make_patch( expected, actual ) diffs = Diff::LCS.sdiff( expected.split("\n"), actual.split("\n"), Diff::LCS::ContextDiffCallbacks ) maxcol = diffs.flatten. collect {|d| [d.old_element.to_s.length, d.new_element.to_s.length ] }. flatten.max || 0 maxcol += 4 patch = " %#{maxcol}s | %s\n" % [ "Expected", "Actual" ] patch << diffs.collect do |changeset| changeset.collect do |change| "%s [%03d, %03d]: %#{maxcol}s | %-#{maxcol}s" % [ change.action, change.old_position, change.new_position, change.old_element.inspect, change.new_element.inspect, ] end.join("\n") end.join("\n---\n") end
ruby
def make_patch( expected, actual ) diffs = Diff::LCS.sdiff( expected.split("\n"), actual.split("\n"), Diff::LCS::ContextDiffCallbacks ) maxcol = diffs.flatten. collect {|d| [d.old_element.to_s.length, d.new_element.to_s.length ] }. flatten.max || 0 maxcol += 4 patch = " %#{maxcol}s | %s\n" % [ "Expected", "Actual" ] patch << diffs.collect do |changeset| changeset.collect do |change| "%s [%03d, %03d]: %#{maxcol}s | %-#{maxcol}s" % [ change.action, change.old_position, change.new_position, change.old_element.inspect, change.new_element.inspect, ] end.join("\n") end.join("\n---\n") end
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Compute a patch between the given +expected+ output and the +actual+ output and return it as a string.
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ac4576613549c2389fa20b52046d9f5c89a6689a
https://github.com/jmcaffee/tartancloth/blob/ac4576613549c2389fa20b52046d9f5c89a6689a/spec/lib/matchers.rb#L48-L69
train
dpickett/polypaperclip
lib/polypaperclip.rb
Polypaperclip.ClassMethods.initialize_polypaperclip
def initialize_polypaperclip if polypaperclip_definitions.nil? after_save :save_attached_files before_destroy :destroy_attached_files has_many_attachments_association write_inheritable_attribute(:polypaperclip_definitions, {}) #sequence is important here - we have to override some paperclip stuff include Paperclip::InstanceMethods include InstanceMethods end end
ruby
def initialize_polypaperclip if polypaperclip_definitions.nil? after_save :save_attached_files before_destroy :destroy_attached_files has_many_attachments_association write_inheritable_attribute(:polypaperclip_definitions, {}) #sequence is important here - we have to override some paperclip stuff include Paperclip::InstanceMethods include InstanceMethods end end
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initialize a polypaperclip model if a configuration hasn't already been loaded
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456c7004417c8fc2385be9c7feedce3b256a3382
https://github.com/dpickett/polypaperclip/blob/456c7004417c8fc2385be9c7feedce3b256a3382/lib/polypaperclip.rb#L47-L60
train
marcinwyszynski/statefully
lib/statefully/state.rb
Statefully.State.method_missing
def method_missing(name, *args, &block) sym_name = name.to_sym return fetch(sym_name) if key?(sym_name) str_name = name.to_s modifier = str_name[-1] return super unless %w[? !].include?(modifier) base = str_name[0...-1].to_sym known = key?(base) return known if modifier == '?' return fetch(base) if known raise Errors::StateMissing, base end
ruby
def method_missing(name, *args, &block) sym_name = name.to_sym return fetch(sym_name) if key?(sym_name) str_name = name.to_s modifier = str_name[-1] return super unless %w[? !].include?(modifier) base = str_name[0...-1].to_sym known = key?(base) return known if modifier == '?' return fetch(base) if known raise Errors::StateMissing, base end
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Dynamically pass unknown messages to the underlying state storage State fields become accessible through readers, like in an {http://ruby-doc.org/stdlib-2.0.0/libdoc/ostruct/rdoc/OpenStruct.html OpenStruct}. A single state field can be questioned for existence by having its name followed by a question mark - eg. bacon?. A single state field can be force-accessed by having its name followed by an exclamation mark - eg. bacon!. This method reeks of :reek:TooManyStatements. @param name [Symbol|String] @param args [Array<Object>] @param block [Proc] @return [Object] @raise [NoMethodError] @raise [Errors::StateMissing] @api private @example state = Statefully::State.create(bacon: 'tasty') state.bacon => "tasty" state.bacon? => true state.bacon! => "tasty" state.cabbage NoMethodError: undefined method `cabbage' for #<Statefully::State::Success bacon="tasty"> [STACK TRACE] state.cabbage? => false state.cabbage! Statefully::Errors::StateMissing: field 'cabbage' missing from state [STACK TRACE]
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affca50625a26229e1af7ee30f2fe12bf9cddda9
https://github.com/marcinwyszynski/statefully/blob/affca50625a26229e1af7ee30f2fe12bf9cddda9/lib/statefully/state.rb#L273-L284
train
marcinwyszynski/statefully
lib/statefully/state.rb
Statefully.State.respond_to_missing?
def respond_to_missing?(name, _include_private = false) str_name = name.to_s key?(name.to_sym) || %w[? !].any?(&str_name.method(:end_with?)) || super end
ruby
def respond_to_missing?(name, _include_private = false) str_name = name.to_s key?(name.to_sym) || %w[? !].any?(&str_name.method(:end_with?)) || super end
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Companion to `method_missing` This method reeks of :reek:BooleanParameter. @param name [Symbol|String] @param _include_private [Boolean] @return [Boolean] @api private
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affca50625a26229e1af7ee30f2fe12bf9cddda9
https://github.com/marcinwyszynski/statefully/blob/affca50625a26229e1af7ee30f2fe12bf9cddda9/lib/statefully/state.rb#L295-L298
train
anvil-src/anvil-core
lib/anvil/versioner.rb
Anvil.Versioner.bump!
def bump!(term) fail NotSupportedTerm.new(term) unless TERMS.include?(term.to_sym) new_version = clone new_value = increment send(term) new_version.send("#{term}=", new_value) new_version.reset_terms_for(term) end
ruby
def bump!(term) fail NotSupportedTerm.new(term) unless TERMS.include?(term.to_sym) new_version = clone new_value = increment send(term) new_version.send("#{term}=", new_value) new_version.reset_terms_for(term) end
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Bumps a version by incrementing one of its terms and reseting the others according to semver specification. @example Versioner.new('1.2.3-alpha.1+build.2').bump(:major) # => '2.0.0' Versioner.new('1.2.3-alpha.1+build.2').bump(:minor) # => '1.3.0' Versioner.new('1.2.3-alpha.1+build.2').bump(:patch) # => '1.2.4' Versioner.new('1.2.3-alpha.1+build.2').bump(:pre) # => '1.2.3-alpha.2' Versioner.new('1.2.3-alpha.1+build.2').bump(:build) # => '1.2.3-alpha.2+build.3' @param term [Symbol] the term to increment @raise [Anvil::Versioner::NotSuportedTerm] When the given term is invalid
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8322ebd6a2f002e4177b86e707d9c8d5c2a7233d
https://github.com/anvil-src/anvil-core/blob/8322ebd6a2f002e4177b86e707d9c8d5c2a7233d/lib/anvil/versioner.rb#L41-L49
train
anvil-src/anvil-core
lib/anvil/versioner.rb
Anvil.Versioner.reset_terms_for
def reset_terms_for(term) self.minor = 0 if term == :major self.patch = 0 if term == :major || term == :minor self.pre = nil if [:major, :minor, :patch].include? term self.build = nil if [:major, :minor, :patch, :pre].include? term self end
ruby
def reset_terms_for(term) self.minor = 0 if term == :major self.patch = 0 if term == :major || term == :minor self.pre = nil if [:major, :minor, :patch].include? term self.build = nil if [:major, :minor, :patch, :pre].include? term self end
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Resets all the terms which need to be reset after a bump @param term [Symbol] The term which has been bumped @return [Anvil::Versioner] A new version with the proper number @todo we still need to reset pre-release and builds properly
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8322ebd6a2f002e4177b86e707d9c8d5c2a7233d
https://github.com/anvil-src/anvil-core/blob/8322ebd6a2f002e4177b86e707d9c8d5c2a7233d/lib/anvil/versioner.rb#L69-L76
train
soccerbrain/telstra-sms
lib/telstra/sms.rb
Telstra.SMS.send_sms
def send_sms(to: sms_to, body: sms_body) [to, body] generate_token options = { body: { body: body, to: to }.to_json, headers: { "Content-Type" => "application/json", "Authorization" => "Bearer #{@token}" }} response = HTTParty.post("https://api.telstra.com/v1/sms/messages", options) return JSON.parse(response.body) end
ruby
def send_sms(to: sms_to, body: sms_body) [to, body] generate_token options = { body: { body: body, to: to }.to_json, headers: { "Content-Type" => "application/json", "Authorization" => "Bearer #{@token}" }} response = HTTParty.post("https://api.telstra.com/v1/sms/messages", options) return JSON.parse(response.body) end
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Receipient number should be in the format of 04xxxxxxxx where x is a digit. Authorization header value should be in the format of "Bearer xxx" where xxx is the access token returned from a token request.
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32ce42a589b7b69405e5d81224deceae00334803
https://github.com/soccerbrain/telstra-sms/blob/32ce42a589b7b69405e5d81224deceae00334803/lib/telstra/sms.rb#L25-L35
train
nickcharlton/atlas-ruby
lib/atlas/box_provider.rb
Atlas.BoxProvider.save
def save body = { provider: to_hash } begin response = Atlas.client.put(url_builder.box_provider_url, body: body) rescue Atlas::Errors::NotFoundError response = Atlas.client.post("#{url_builder.box_version_url}/providers", body: body) end update_with_response(response) end
ruby
def save body = { provider: to_hash } begin response = Atlas.client.put(url_builder.box_provider_url, body: body) rescue Atlas::Errors::NotFoundError response = Atlas.client.post("#{url_builder.box_version_url}/providers", body: body) end update_with_response(response) end
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Initialize a provider from a tag and object hash. @param [String] tag the tag which represents the origin on the provider. @param [Hash] hash the attributes for the box @param hash [String] :name The name of the provider. @param hash [String] :url An HTTP URL to the box file. Omit if uploading with Atlas. Save the provider. @return [Hash] Atlas response object.
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nickcharlton/atlas-ruby
lib/atlas/box_provider.rb
Atlas.BoxProvider.upload
def upload(file) # get the path for upload response = Atlas.client.get("#{url_builder.box_provider_url}/upload") # upload the file upload_url = response['upload_path'] Excon.put(upload_url, body: file) end
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def upload(file) # get the path for upload response = Atlas.client.get("#{url_builder.box_provider_url}/upload") # upload the file upload_url = response['upload_path'] Excon.put(upload_url, body: file) end
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Upload a .box file for this provider. @param [File] file a File object for the file.
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https://github.com/nickcharlton/atlas-ruby/blob/2170c04496682e0d8e7c959bd9f267f62fa84c1d/lib/atlas/box_provider.rb#L72-L79
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danielbush/RubyCron
lib/CronR/CronJob.rb
CronR.CronJob.runnable?
def runnable? time result = [:minute,:hour,:day,:dow,:month].map{|ct| if self[ct] == true then true else case ct when :month,:day,:hour val = time.send(ct) when :dow val = time.wday when :minute val = time.min end case self[ct] when Numeric # Should be Fixnum self[ct] == val else # Assume array-like thing... self[ct].include?(val) end end } # Everything should be true to make us eligible for running: [result.inject(true){|s,v| s && v},result] end
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def runnable? time result = [:minute,:hour,:day,:dow,:month].map{|ct| if self[ct] == true then true else case ct when :month,:day,:hour val = time.send(ct) when :dow val = time.wday when :minute val = time.min end case self[ct] when Numeric # Should be Fixnum self[ct] == val else # Assume array-like thing... self[ct].include?(val) end end } # Everything should be true to make us eligible for running: [result.inject(true){|s,v| s && v},result] end
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dnd/permit
lib/permit/permit_rules.rb
Permit.PermitRules.allow
def allow(roles, options = {}) actions = options.delete(:to) rule = PermitRule.new(roles, options) index_rule_by_actions @action_allow_rules, actions, rule return rule end
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def allow(roles, options = {}) actions = options.delete(:to) rule = PermitRule.new(roles, options) index_rule_by_actions @action_allow_rules, actions, rule return rule end
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Adds an allow rule for the given actions to the collection. @example Allow a person that is a member of a team to show allow :person, :who => :is_member, :of => :team, :to => :show @example Allow a person that is a member of any of the teams to index. allow :person, :who => :is_member, :of => [:team1, :team2], :to => :index @example Allow a person with either of the named roles for a resource to perform any "write" operations. allow [:project_admin, :project_manager], :of => :project, :to => :write @example Allow a person with the viewer role of either of the projects to show. allow :viewer, :of => [:project1, :project2], :to => :show @param [Symbol, <Symbol>] roles the role(s) that the rule will apply to. @param [Hash] options the options used to build the rule. @option options [Symbol] :who the method to call on the target resource. @option options [Symbol] :that alias for :who @option options [Symbol, nil, :any, <Symbol, nil>] :of the name of the instance variable holding the target resource. If set to +:any+ then the match will apply to a person that has a matching role authorization for any resource. If not given, or set to +nil+, then the match will apply to a person that has a matching role authorization for a nil resource. +:any/nil+ functionality only applies when using named roles. (see Permit::NamedRoles). @option options [Symbol, nil, :any, <Symbol, nil>] :on alias for +:of+ @option options [Symbol, String, Proc] :if code to evaluate at the end of the match if it is still valid. If it returns false, the rule will not match. If a proc if given, it will be passed the current subject and binding. A method will be called without any arguments. @option options [Symbol, String, Proc] :unless code to evaluate at the end of the match if it is still valid. If it returns true, the rule will not match. If a proc if given, it will be passed the current subject and binding. A method will be called without any arguments. @option options [Symbol, <Symbol>] :to the action(s) to allow access to if this rule matches. +:all+ may be given to indicate that access is given to all actions if the rule matches. Actions will be expanded using the aliases defined in {Permit::Config.action_aliases}. The expansion operation is not recursive. @return [PermitRule] the rule that was created for the parameters. @raise [PermitConfigurationError] if +:to+ is not valid, or if the rule cannot be created.
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dlangevin/tinia
lib/tinia.rb
Tinia.ActiveRecord.indexed_with_cloud_search
def indexed_with_cloud_search(&block) mods = [ Tinia::Connection, Tinia::Index, Tinia::Search ] mods.each do |mod| unless self.included_modules.include?(mod) self.send(:include, mod) end end # config block yield(self) if block_given? # ensure config is all set unless self.cloud_search_domain.present? raise Tinia::MissingSearchDomain.new(self) end end
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def indexed_with_cloud_search(&block) mods = [ Tinia::Connection, Tinia::Index, Tinia::Search ] mods.each do |mod| unless self.included_modules.include?(mod) self.send(:include, mod) end end # config block yield(self) if block_given? # ensure config is all set unless self.cloud_search_domain.present? raise Tinia::MissingSearchDomain.new(self) end end
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smsified/smsified-ruby
lib/smsified/subscriptions.rb
Smsified.Subscriptions.create_inbound_subscription
def create_inbound_subscription(destination_address, options) query = options.merge({ :destination_address => destination_address }) Response.new self.class.post("/smsmessaging/inbound/subscriptions", :basic_auth => @auth, :body => camelcase_keys(query), :headers => SMSIFIED_HTTP_HEADERS ) end
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def create_inbound_subscription(destination_address, options) query = options.merge({ :destination_address => destination_address }) Response.new self.class.post("/smsmessaging/inbound/subscriptions", :basic_auth => @auth, :body => camelcase_keys(query), :headers => SMSIFIED_HTTP_HEADERS ) end
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Intantiate a new class to work with subscriptions @param [required, Hash] params to create the user @option params [required, String] :username username to authenticate with @option params [required, String] :password to authenticate with @option params [optional, String] :base_uri of an alternative location of SMSified @option params [optional, String] :destination_address to use with subscriptions @option params [optional, String] :sender_address to use with subscriptions @option params [optional, Boolean] :debug to turn on the HTTparty debugging to stdout @example subscription = Subscription.new :username => 'user', :password => '123' Creates an inbound subscription @param [required, String] destination_address to subscribe to @param [required, Hash] params to send an sms @option params [optional, String] :notify_url to send callbacks to @option params [optional, String] :client_correlator to update @option params [optional, String] :callback_data to update @return [Object] A Response Object with http and data instance methods @param [required, String] notify_url to send callbacks to @return [Object] A Response Object with http and data instance methods @example subscriptions.create_inbound_subscription('tel:+14155551212', :notify_url => 'http://foobar.com')
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