cane-hashcheck enforces Ruby 1.9 hash syntax in your Ruby project using
cane.
If you no longer like hash rockets, cane-hashcheck is for you. For example,
see this ugliness?
# person.rb
def options
{
:name => 'Bob',
:age => 30,
:location => 'Seattle'
}
endWhen we run our quality rake task, we are scolded for using the old hash syntax and encouraged to make a change on three lines:
$ rake quality
Ruby 1.9 hash syntax violation (3):
person.rb:3
person.rb:4
person.rb:5
Total Violations: 3Ah, much better:
# person.rb
def options
{
name: 'Bob',
age: 30,
location: 'Seattle'
}
endAdd cane-hashcheck to your project's Gemfile:
gem 'cane-hashcheck'Use the Cane::HashCheck in your quality rake task:
require 'cane/hashcheck'
desc 'Check code quality'
Cane::RakeTask.new(:quality) do |task|
task.use Cane::HashCheck
endCheck code quality using rake:
$ rake qualitySee the cane project for general usage instructions.
Please see the Contributing Document
Please see the Changelog Document
Copyright (C) 2013 Chris Hunt, MIT License