module Lacerda

Represents a DataStructure AST member and helps transforming it into a json schema.

This represents a description of an Object (as it was in MSON and later JSON Schema). It can come in two flavors:

1) A published object
2) A consumed object

A published object only refers to one servce:

- its publisher

However, a consumed object is referring to two services:

- its publisher
- its consumer

This is so you can write your own reporters

Constants

SCOPE_SEPARATOR
VERSION

Public Class Methods

deep_copy(object) click to toggle source

Poor man's deep copy: json 🆗 🆒

# File lib/lacerda.rb, line 31
def self.deep_copy(object)
  JSON.parse({m: object}.to_json)['m']
end

underscore(string) click to toggle source

An underscore that doesn't turn: into /

# File lib/lacerda.rb, line 24
def self.underscore(string)
  string.gsub(/#{SCOPE_SEPARATOR}/, ':')
        .underscore
        .gsub(/:/, SCOPE_SEPARATOR)
end

validate_reporter(reporter) click to toggle source

# File lib/lacerda.rb, line 16
def self.validate_reporter(reporter)
  return Lacerda::Reporters::MultiReporter.new(reporter) if reporter.is_a?(Array)
  return reporter unless reporter
  return reporter if reporter.class <= Lacerda::Reporter
  raise "reporter must inherit from Lacerda::Reporter, but #{reporter.class.name} doesn't"
end