Module: AbingoSugar

Defined in:
lib/abingo_sugar.rb

Overview

This module exists entirely to save finger strain for programmers. It is designed to be included in your ApplicationController.

See abingo.rb for descriptions of what these do.

Instance Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Details

#ab_test(abingo, test_name, alternatives = nil, options = {}) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/abingo_sugar.rb', line 8

def ab_test(abingo, test_name, alternatives = nil, options = {})
  if (Abingo.options[:enable_specification] && !params[test_name].nil?)
    choice = params[test_name]
  elsif (Abingo.options[:enable_override_in_session] && !session[test_name].nil?)
    choice = session[test_name]
  elsif (alternatives.nil?)
    choice = abingo.flip(test_name)
  else
    choice = abingo.test(test_name, alternatives, options)
  end

  if block_given?
    yield(choice)
  else
    choice
  end
end

#abingo_mark_human(abingo) ⇒ Object

Mark the user as a human.



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# File 'lib/abingo_sugar.rb', line 31

def abingo_mark_human(abingo)
  textual_result = "1"
  begin
    a = params[:a].to_i
    b = params[:b].to_i
    c = params[:c].to_i
    if (request.method == :post && (a + b == c))
      abingo.human!
    else
      textual_result = "0"
    end
  rescue #If a bot doesn't pass a, b, or c, to_i will fail.  This scarfs up the exception, to save it from polluting our logs.
    textual_result = "0"
  end
  render :text => textual_result, :layout => false #Not actually used by browser
end

#bingo!(abingo, test_name, options = {}) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/abingo_sugar.rb', line 26

def bingo!(abingo, test_name, options = {})
  abingo.bingo!(test_name, options)
end