Methodify Hash
This is a small module which enables hashes to use methods instead of the standard bracket operator [] comparable to Hashie.
Usage
Only one hash (won't work for nested):
hash = Hash.new
hash[:bye] = 'see ya'
hash.extend(MethodifyHash::Module)
puts hash.bye
Using helper method for only one hash (works for nested):
nested_hash = { this: { really: { works: 'bye' }, great: 'see' } }
MethodifyHash.methodify(nested_hash)
puts nested_hash.this.really.works
All hashes beginning from this point:
class Hash
include MethodifyHash::Module
end
hash = { this: 'hello' }
puts hash.this
Also hashes with strings as keys works:
string_hash = { 'hello' => 'bye' }
puts string_hash.hello
Current Issues
Tests have to be run separately to ensure everything is working correctly
Licence
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2016 Christian Paling
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