Interface::DSL

Installation

Add this line to your application’s Gemfile:

“by gem ‘interface-dsl’

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install interface-dsl

Usage

“by

Define an operation class

class MidnightCodingOperation # Define :call factory method conveniently extend FactoryMethods

deffactory :call

# Or do it manually # def self.call(args) # new(args).call # end

# Implement some logic def call puts “Step 1: turn off the light o.o” puts “Step 2: git add .” puts “Step 3: git commit -m ‘asta la vista… (c)’” puts “Step 4: git push –force origin master” puts “Step 5: fall asleep -.-” end end

Define a facade API class

class CodeMonkeyAPI # Enable DSL extend Interface::DSL

# Define some interface interface(:midnight_api) do

# Define some endpoint
defpoint(:emergency_push) do |op|
  describe "Push the code, fall asleep"
  handler  MidnightCodingOperation
end

end end

Activate your operation:

CodeMonkeyAPI.midnight_api.emergency_push.call #

=> Step 1: turn off the light o.o

=> Step 2: git add .

=> Step 3: git commit -m ‘asta la vista… (c)’

=> Step 4: git push –force origin master

=> Step 5: fall asleep -.-

#

Easy :)

Organize your APIs to honour the Law of Demeter

“by CodeMonkeyAPI # top-level API MidnightCoderAPI = CodeMonkeyAPI.midnight_api # specific API MidnightCoderAPI.emergency_push.call # usage

[HOT] Extend your API at any relevant point

“by

Our BASE API class

class HumanoidAPI # Enable DSL extend Interface::DSL

# declare main API interface(:base_functions) do defpoint(:jump) do describe “Do jump!” handler BaseRobotJump end end end

API Extension class

class JumpExtension # Enable DSL extend Interface::DSL

# declare extended API interface(:jumping) do defpoint(:on_one_leg) do describe “Carefully jumps on one leg” handler RobotJumpingMaster end end end

Current legitimate API for HumanoidAPI is

“by HumanoidAPI.base_functions.jump

Let’s extend it with JumpExtension

“by HumanoidAPI.base_functions.extend_api(as: ‘weird’, with_class: JumpExtension)

We’ve just declaratively extended our API to

“by HumanoidAPI.base_functions.jump HumanoidAPI.base_functions.weird.jumping.on_one_leg

[WIP] Declare contract for input data by means of dry-validation (available in input-validation branch)

“by interface(:midnight_api) do defpoint(:emergency_push) do describe “Push the code, fall asleep” handler MidnightCodingOperation

  # contract \
  contract Dry::Validation.Schema do
    required(:path_to_bed).schema do
      required(:room).filled
    end
  end
  # contract /
end

end

Development

After checking out the repo, run bin/setup to install dependencies. Then, run rake spec to run the tests. You can also run bin/console for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.

To install this gem onto your local machine, run bundle exec rake install. To release a new version, update the version number in version.rb, and then run bundle exec rake release, which will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and tags, and push the .gem file to rubygems.org.

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/o-kurnenkov/interface-dsl.