rfactor

wiki.github.com/fabiokung/rfactor

DESCRIPTION:

Common refactorings for Ruby code, written in Ruby. This project aims to be integrated with several editors (mainly TextMate), to provide simple refactorings, such as:

extract method
extract Class
extract Module
rename using ack
move using ack

FEATURES/PROBLEMS:

Uses RubyParser to extract ASTs

SYNOPSIS:

code = Rfactor::Code.new(CODE)
new_code = code.extract_method :name => 'common_behavior',
    :start => 10,
    :end => 15
# new_code should contain the changed code. The content between 
# lines 10 and 15 are extracted to the new method called common_behavior

See the features (Cucumber) directory for more examples.

REQUIREMENTS:

ParseTree
modified ruby_parser, from [fabiokung’s github repository](github.com/fabiokung/ruby_parser/tree/master)
modified sexp_processor, from [fabiokung’s github repository](github.com/fabiokung/sexp_processor/tree/master)

INSTALL:

gem install ParseTree
gem install fabiokung-sexp_processor -s http://gems.github.com
gem install fabiokung-ruby_parser -s http://gems.github.com
gem install fabiokung-rfactor -s http://gems.github.com

LICENSE:

(The MIT License)

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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

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