Recurify
Recurify is very much "work in progress" and shoudn't be used yet.
Recurify is a simple, light-weight, evaluator for Recurrence Rules. It takes a
Rule
as input and returns an Enumerable
, yielding all
occurrences (i.e. simple Date
objects) resulting from the Rule
's
evaluation in chronlogical order.
Contributions
- Everything has to be tested. No excuses. Pending tests are forbidden.
- Ensure the project's test suite is still passing (run
rspec
). - Ensure the code is still passing all rubocop checks (run
rubocop
). - Document your changes.
- All commits messages have to be prefixed as follows:
F
- Feature commits with functional changes.
Example commit message:F implement Rule#normalize
.B
- Bugfix commits for fixing broken stuff.
Example commit message:B consider Rule#count in Rule#==
.R
- Refactoring commits without functional changes.
Example commit message:R memoize Rule#normalize for performance
.C
- Chore commits are for everything else.
Example commit message:C bump version to 1.0.0
.
Prefixed commit messages may seem a bit strange at first. The intention is
simply to keep functional and non-functional changes clearly apart. Therefore,
R
and C
commits must never modify the code in lib
and in spec
at the
same time.
Sponsor
Recurify is sponsored by Shore. They are currently hiring Ruby, JavaScript, iOS, and Android developers for their headquarters in Munich/Germany as well as their top-notch development teams in Sofia/Bulgaria and Madrid/Spain.
License
See LICENSE.