Runtime assertions for Ruby
literal.fun
ruby
Make `prop?` accept a description
Closes #354
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lib/literal/properties.rb
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lib/literal/properties.rb
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base.include(base.__send__(:__literal_extension__))
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end
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def prop?(name, type, kind = :keyword, reader: false, writer: false, predicate: false, &coercion)
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prop(name, _Union(type, Literal::Undefined), kind, reader:, writer:, predicate:, default: Literal::Undefined, description: nil, &coercion)
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def prop?(name, type, kind = :keyword, reader: false, writer: false, predicate: false, description: nil, &coercion)
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prop(name, _Union(type, Literal::Undefined), kind, reader:, writer:, predicate:, default: Literal::Undefined, description:, &coercion)
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end
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def prop(name, type, kind = :keyword, reader: false, writer: false, predicate: false, default: nil, description: nil, &coercion)
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test/properties.test.rb
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test/properties.test.rb
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refute_raises { example.new(example: "Hello") }
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end
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test "prop? accepts a description" do
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example = Class.new(Example) do
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prop? :example, String, description: "An optional example"
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end
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assert_equal example.literal_properties[:example].description, "An optional example"
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end
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test "positional splats are optional" do
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example = Class.new(Example) do
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prop :example, _Array(String), :*