class JazzFingers::Configuration
Attributes
amazing_print[W]
application_name[W]
colored_prompt[W]
coolline[W]
prompt_separator[W]
Public Instance Methods
amazing_print?()
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# File lib/jazz_fingers/configuration.rb, line 35 def amazing_print? return true if @amazing_print.nil? @amazing_print end
application_name()
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# File lib/jazz_fingers/configuration.rb, line 41 def application_name return underscore(@application_name) unless @application_name.nil? if defined?(Rails) application_class = Rails.application.class if application_class.respond_to?(:module_parent_name) return application_class.module_parent_name.underscore else return application_class.parent_name.underscore end end "jazz_fingers" end
colored_prompt()
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Color the prompt?
A different setting than Pry.color since some may like colored output, but a plain prompt.
Default: 'true' for GNU readline or rb-readline which correctly count line widths with color codes when using 001 and 002 hints. 'false' for libedit-based wrapper (standard on OS X unless ruby is explicitly compiled otherwise).
# File lib/jazz_fingers/configuration.rb, line 15 def colored_prompt return (Readline::VERSION !~ /EditLine/) && Pry.color if @colored_prompt.nil? @colored_prompt end
coolline?()
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# File lib/jazz_fingers/configuration.rb, line 29 def coolline? return false if @coolline.nil? @coolline end
prompt_separator()
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Separator between application name and input in the prompt.
Default: right angle quote, or '>' when using rb-readline which doesn't handle mixed encodings well.
# File lib/jazz_fingers/configuration.rb, line 25 def prompt_separator @prompt_separator ||= defined?(RbReadline) ? '>' : "\u00BB" end
Private Instance Methods
underscore(camel_cased_word)
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# File lib/jazz_fingers/configuration.rb, line 59 def underscore(camel_cased_word) camel_cased_word.to_s.gsub(/::/, '/') .gsub(/([A-Z]+)([A-Z][a-z])/, '\1_\2') .gsub(/([a-z\d])([A-Z])/, '\1_\2') .tr('-', '_') .downcase end