xqsr3

eXtensions by fine Quantum for Standard Ruby and 3rd-party libraries

xqsr3 is a lightweight, low-coupling library of assorted extensions to standard ruby and 3rd-party libraries.

It has no dependencies on any other non-standard library.

It may be pronounced (lamely) as "excusers".

• Introduction
• Installation
• Components
• Examples
• Project Information
  • Where to get help
  • Contribution guidelines
  • Related projects
  • License

Install via gem as in:

gem install libclimate-ruby

or add it to your Gemfile.

Use is via specific APIs or groups. For example, in order to use the FrequencyMap class you would require the source file, as in:

require 'xqsr3/containers/frequency_map'

Alternatively, to use all test/unit extensions you would require all relative via the file:

require 'xqsr3/extensions/test/unit'

which brings in nine extensions.

xqsr3 provides components in the following categories:

• Array Utilities
• Command-line Utilities
• Containers
• Conversion
• Diagnostics
• Hash Utilities
• IO
• Quality
• String Utilities
• XML Utilities NOTE: The XML components formerly in xqsr3 in versions 0.29-0.30 are now contained in the separate project xqsr3-xml.

and extensions to the following standard library components:

• Array extensions
• Enumerable extensions
• Hash extensions
• IO extensions
• Kernel extensions
• String extensions
• test/unit extensions

Examples are provided in the examples directory, along with a markdown description for each. A detailed list TOC of them is provided in EXAMPLES.md.

GitHub Page

Defect reports, feature requests, and pull requests are welcome on https://github.com/synesissoftware/xqsr3.

xqsr3 is a runtime dependency of:

• the libCLImate.Ruby library;
• the comment_strip-ruby library;
• the xqsr3-xml library.

and a development dependency of:

• the CLASP.Ruby library;
• the cmpfs.Ruby library;
• the Diagnosticism.Ruby library;
• the libpath.Ruby library;
• the Pantheios.Ruby library.
• the recls.Ruby library;
• the Quench.Ruby library.

xqsr3 is released under the 3-clause BSD license. See LICENSE for details.