repop 0.1.0 (Stable version)

gem for replacing text based on a research key

This gem is derived from "Distlist" project ( https://github.com/MdreW/distlist ) and his work is replace the text according to the keys and values

In your gemfile

gem "repop"

Then at the command line

bundle install

Create the migration at the command line

rails generate repop:migration

Repop generates a polymorphic table named "repops". This table have a key field and a value field. A repopable model is connected with "repops" table with a "has_many". Repops gem adds automatically the connection, configure the model for acceptance of "nested_attributes" and make accessible the "repops_attributes" method. In the last add all necessary methods for replace a text based on keys of the model.

In your model

class UserModel < ActiveRecord::Base
	repopable
end	

If your wont include some local fields as keys

class UserModel < ActiveRecord::Base
	repopable [:email, :name]
end	

for adds a key value pair using nested attributes (this example use simple_forms)

In your controller:

@User = User.find(params[:id]) # or whatever you want
@User.repops.build # if your want to prepare a empty pair

In your view

= simple_form_for @user do |f|
  = f.error_notification

  .form-inputs
    = f.input :email
    = f,input :name

    = f.simple_fields_for :repops do |o|
      = o.input :key
      = o.input :value
      = o.input :_destroy, :as => :select, :include_blank => false, :default => false

  .form-actions
    = f.button :submit

Without use of "nested_attributes" is same of each other model

@user = User.find(params[:id]) # or whatever you want @user.repops.create(key: "a_key", value: "a_value")

The "replace" methods find the keys including braces

str = "Good morning mister {name}, his car {car} is repaired."
user = User.first
user.replace(str) -> "Good morning mister Andrea, his car Fusion 1.6 is repaired."

The "world_replace" methods find any word boundary

str = "Good morning mister name, his car is repaired."
user = User.first
user.world_replace(str) -> "Good morning mister Andrea, his Fusion 1.6 is repaired."

The "repop_regexp" method return a keys regexp with all params and the "repop_value" method return the value for regexp. These methods are usable with "gsub".

user - User.first
"Good morning mister {name}, his car {car} is repaired.".gsub(user.repop_regexp, user.repop_value)
 # same as "user.replace("text")"

The "repop_world_regexp" method return a world regexp and "repop_world_value" method return its value. These methods are usable with "gsub".

user - User.first
"Good morning mister name, his car is repaired.".gsub(user.repop_world_regexp, user.repop_world_value)
# same as "user.world_replace("text")"

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