CrowdFundingParser

TODO: Write a gem description

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'crowd_funding_parser'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install crowd_funding_parser

You can use it to get single project's attributes, listed below (sometimes just some of them):

1. project id(platform_project_id)
2. title
3. category
4. creator_name
5. creator_id
6. creator_link
7. summary
8. start_date
9. end_date
10. region
11. currency_string
12. money_goal
13. money_pledged
14. backer_count
15. left_time
16. status
17. fb_count
18. following_count

by using:

    flyingv_parser = CrowdFundingParser::Parser::Flyingv.new
    project_data = flyingv_parser.get_project(PROJECT_URL)

Or you can use it to get all project's links, using

    flyingv_parser = CrowdFundingParser::Parser::Flyingv.new
    project_links = flyingv_parser.get_project_links(STATUS) # "finished" or "online"

1. Fork it ( https://github.com/[my-github-username]/crowd_funding_parser/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request

There should be 18 methods that need to be tested:

1. get_id
2. get_title
3. get_category
4. get_creator_name
5. get_creator_id
6. get_creator_link
7. get_summary
8. get_start_date
9. get_end_date
10. get_region
11. get_currency_string
12. get_money_goal
13. get_money_pledged
14. get_backer_count
15. get_left_time
16. get_status
17. get_fb_count
18. get_following_count

1. Use get_project_doc(campaign_page_url, platform_name) to get test doc (please use a finished project).
2. Set expectations as the project's attributes (use "" if can't get that attribute).
3. Example spec.

We use Rspec to run our test, so just run bundle exec rspec. Or you can run bundle exec guard to automatically run tests whenever you changed spec.

1. Place your parser in lib/crowd_funding_parsers/parser

2. Naming your parser class after its platform's name

3. Write parser in MethodBuilder.set_methods block:

4. use insert_parser method to register your parser class in method_builder

5. use set_variable to set variables you need to use in parser methods, like @platform_url

6. use set_method to define method

7. if you need to use methods you set in method_builder, call it with @parser variable.

8. Example parser