Introducing the Polyrex-builder gem

Usage:

require 'polyrex-builder'

r = [
  [{name: 'buzz'},
    [
      [{string: 'hpx'},
        [
          [{line: '12', command: 'pwd'}],
          [{line: '13', command: 'format'}]
        ]
      ] 
    ]
  ]
]

pb = PolyrexBuilder.new(r, parents: %i(entry extension instruction))
puts pb.to_xml

The Polyrex-builder gem accepts a nested array of Hash objects, each represent a summary record. It then generates the XML or an array object (for parsing by the Rexle object) representing a Polyrex document.

Output:

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<root>
  <records>
    <entry>
      <summary>
        <name>buzz</name>
      </summary>
      <records>
        <extension>
          <summary>
            <string>hpx</string>
          </summary>
          <records>
            <instruction>
              <summary>
                <line>12</line>
                <command>pwd</command>
              </summary>
            </instruction>
            <instruction>
              <summary>
                <line>13</line>
                <command>format</command>
              </summary>
            </instruction>
          </records>
        </extension>
      </records>
    </entry>
  </records>
</root>

• polyrex-builder https://rubygems.org/gems/polyrex-builder

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