Class: Hash
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#to_proc ⇒ Object
Returns selected keys, named or renamed as specified myproduct = => “something”, :price => “20” liability = myproduct.tap(&=> :price) liability == 20 Note: Tap only works where source is a hash object, so use as otherwise (because tap always returns the object you are tapping) myproduct = ::OpenStruct.new(=> “something”, :price => “20”) liability.as!(&=> :price) liability == 20.
Instance Method Details
#to_proc ⇒ Object
Returns selected keys, named or renamed as specified myproduct = => “something”, :price => “20” liability = myproduct.tap(&=> :price) liability == 20 Note: Tap only works where source is a hash object, so use as otherwise (because tap always returns the object you are tapping) myproduct = ::OpenStruct.new(=> “something”, :price => “20”) liability.as!(&=> :price) liability == 20
Transforming values: Pass a hash as the value with the key being the source key/method myproduct = ::OpenStruct.new(=> “something”, :price => “20”) my_sale_product = myproduct.as!(&{:sale_price => {:price => ->(val){ val / 2 } } }) my_sale_product == 10
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# File 'lib/trax/core/ext/hash.rb', line 18 def to_proc ->(hash_or_object) { new_hash = {} if hash_or_object.is_a?(::Hash) self.each_pair do |k,v| if v.is_a?(Hash) new_hash[k] = v.values.first.call(hash_or_object[v.keys.first]) elsif v.is_a?(Proc) new_hash[k] = v.call(hash_or_object[k]) else new_hash[k] = hash_or_object[v] end end hash_or_object.keys.map{ |k| hash_or_object.delete(k) } hash_or_object.merge!(new_hash) else self.each_pair do |k,v| if v.is_a?(Hash) new_hash[k] = v.values.first.call(hash_or_object.__send__(v.keys.first)) elsif v.is_a?(Proc) new_hash[k] = v.call(hash_or_object.__send__(k)) else new_hash[k] = hash_or_object.__send__(v) end end end return new_hash } end |