DudeWeak
Get a Week object starting on that week's Monday, given a date object
Installation
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'dude_weak'And then execute:
$ bundle
Usage
# let(:today) { Time.parse('Jul 11, 2012') }
# let(:week) { Week.new(today) }
week.monday #=> Time.parse('Jul 9, 2012')
week.number #=> 28
week.year #=> 2012Next Week
# let(:today) { Time.parse('Dec 29, 2012') }
# let(:week) { Week.new(today) }
week.next.year #=> 2013
week.next.number #=> 1Previous Week
# let(:today) { Time.parse('Jan 2, 2012') }
# let(:week) { Week.new(today) }
week.previous.year #=> 2011
week.previous.number #=> 52Days
# let(:today) { Time.parse('Jul 11, 2012') }
# let(:week) { Week.new(today) }
days = week.days
days[0].dayname #=> 'Monday'
days[1].dayname #=> 'Tuesday'
days[2].dayname #=> 'Wednesday'
days[3].dayname #=> 'Thursday'
days[4].dayname #=> 'Friday'
days[5].dayname #=> 'Saturday'
days[6].dayname #=> 'Sunday'Attach things to days
# let(:today) { Time.parse('Jul 11, 2012') }
# let(:week) { Week.new(today) }
a = Thing.new
b = Something.new
c = Coolthing.new
week.days[0].things = [a, b, c]
week.days[0].things #=> [a, b, c]Contributing
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Added some feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature) - Create new Pull Request