Runtime assertions for Ruby
literal.fun
ruby
feat: Allow private-scoped after_initialize hooks (#301)
`after_initialize` hook comes very handy with `Literal::Data`, when we
want to, for example freeze some of the complex properties passed in.
But making this method public seems a bit incorrect.
authored by
Alexey Zapparov
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lib/literal/properties/schema.rb
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lib/literal/properties/schema.rb
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test/properties.test.rb
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test/properties.test.rb
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test "after initialize callback" do
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callback_called = false
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example = Class.new do
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public_callback = Class.new do
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extend Literal::Properties
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prop :name, String
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end
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end
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example.new(name: "John")
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public_callback.new(name: "John")
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assert callback_called
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callback_called = false
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protected_callback = Class.new do
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extend Literal::Properties
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prop :name, String
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define_method :after_initialize do
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callback_called = true
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end
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protected :after_initialize
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end
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protected_callback.new(name: "John")
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assert callback_called
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callback_called = false
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private_callback = Class.new do
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extend Literal::Properties
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prop :name, String
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define_method :after_initialize do
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callback_called = true
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end
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private :after_initialize
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end
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private_callback.new(name: "John")
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assert callback_called
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