Module: StrSanitizer::Quotes
- Included in:
- StrSanitizer
- Defined in:
- lib/str_sanitizer/quotes.rb
Overview
This module sanitizes the given string by adding backslash () before quote It also can check if a string has any quote or not.
Author: Jakaria (mailto: [email protected]) Copyright: Copyright © 2017 Jakaria
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#both_quotes(str) ⇒ Object
Find any single quote (‘) and double quote (“) in a string and add backslash () before the single quote and double quote (”).
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#double_quote(str) ⇒ Object
Find any double quote (“) in a string and add backslash () before the double quote.
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#has_any_quote?(str, pos = 0) ⇒ Boolean
Search through the given string to see if it has any quote.
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#has_both_quotes?(str, pos = 0) ⇒ Boolean
Search through the given string to see if it has both, single (‘) and double quote (“).
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#has_double_quote?(str, pos = 0) ⇒ Boolean
Search through the given string to see if it has any double quote (“).
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#has_single_quote?(str, pos = 0) ⇒ Boolean
Search through the given string to see if it has any single quote (‘).
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#single_quote(str) ⇒ Object
Find any single quote (‘) in a string and add backslash () before the single quote.
Instance Method Details
#both_quotes(str) ⇒ Object
Find any single quote (‘) and double quote (“) in a string and add backslash () before the single quote and double quote (”).
Params:
str-
A
stringwhich has single quote and double quote that need to be escaped.
Returns:
String-
The string which was passed to the parameter with escaped single quote and
double quote.
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# File 'lib/str_sanitizer/quotes.rb', line 43 def both_quotes(str) single_quote(double_quote(str)) end |
#double_quote(str) ⇒ Object
Find any double quote (“) in a string and add backslash () before the double quote.
Params:
str-
A
stringwhich has double quote that needs to be escaped.
Returns:
String-
The string which was passed to the parameter with escaped double quotes.
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# File 'lib/str_sanitizer/quotes.rb', line 19 def double_quote(str) str.gsub(/"/, /\\"/.source) end |
#has_any_quote?(str, pos = 0) ⇒ Boolean
Search through the given string to see if it has any quote.
Params:
str-
A
stringwhich needs to be checked for any quote. pos-
From where it should start searching.
Defaultis 0.
Returns:
- Boolean|Nil
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Returns true if it has any quote, nil for no quote
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# File 'lib/str_sanitizer/quotes.rb', line 91 def has_any_quote?(str, pos = 0) true if has_single_quote?(str, pos) || has_double_quote?(str, pos) end |
#has_both_quotes?(str, pos = 0) ⇒ Boolean
Search through the given string to see if it has both, single (‘) and double quote (“).
Params:
str-
A
stringwhich needs to be checked for both quotes. pos-
From where it should start searching.
Defaultis 0.
Returns:
- Boolean|Nil
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Returns true if it has both quotes, nil for no quote.
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# File 'lib/str_sanitizer/quotes.rb', line 79 def has_both_quotes?(str, pos = 0) true if has_single_quote?(str, pos) && has_double_quote?(str, pos) end |
#has_double_quote?(str, pos = 0) ⇒ Boolean
Search through the given string to see if it has any double quote (“).
Params:
str-
A
stringwhich needs to be checked for double quote. pos-
From where it should start searching.
Defaultis 0.
Returns:
- Boolean|Nil
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Returns true if it has any double quote, nil for no double quote
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# File 'lib/str_sanitizer/quotes.rb', line 67 def has_double_quote?(str, pos = 0) true if str.match('"', pos) end |
#has_single_quote?(str, pos = 0) ⇒ Boolean
Search through the given string to see if it has any single quote (‘).
Params:
str-
A
stringwhich needs to be checked for single quote. pos-
From where it should start searching.
Defaultis 0.
Returns:
- Boolean|Nil
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Returns true if it has any single quote, nil for no single quote
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# File 'lib/str_sanitizer/quotes.rb', line 55 def has_single_quote?(str, pos = 0) true if str.match("'", pos) end |
#single_quote(str) ⇒ Object
Find any single quote (‘) in a string and add backslash () before the single quote.
Params:
str-
A
stringwhich has single quote that needs to be escaped.
Returns:
String-
The string which was passed to the parameter with escaped single quotes.
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# File 'lib/str_sanitizer/quotes.rb', line 30 def single_quote(str) str.gsub(/'/, /\\'/.source) end |