You [Gerald Bauer¹] have been permanently banned [for life] from participating in r/ruby (because of your writing off / outside of r/ruby). I do not see your participation adding anything to this [ruby] community.
-- Richard Schneeman (r/ruby mod and fanatic illiberal ultra leftie on a cancel culture mission)
¹: I know. Who cares? Who is this Gerald Bauer anyway. A random nobody for sure. It just happens that I am the admin among other things of Planet Ruby.
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> I just banned gerald.bauer@gmail.com. > > -- SHIBATA Hiroshi > >> THANK YOU >> >> -- Ryan Davis >> >> >> My full support to moderators. >> >> -- Xavier Noria >> >> My full support to moderators. >> >> -- Carlo E. Prelz >> >> That's fun. >> >> -- Alice
Six lines of almost sinatra “unobfuscated” and bundled up for easy (re)use
github: rubylibs/almost-sinatra, rubygems: almost-sinatra, rdoc: almost-sinatra
Simple (yet powerful and flexible) micro webframework.
require 'sinatra'
get '/' do
'Hallo Vienna! Servus Wien!'
end
Trivia Quiz - Q: How Many Lines of Ruby Code?
Sinatra refactored, only six lines now.
Library dependencies: Tilt and Rack (like Sinatra).
A hack by Konstantin Haase.
%w.rack tilt backports date INT TERM..map{|l|trap(l){$r.stop}rescue require l};$u=Date;$z=($u.new.year + 145).abs;puts "== Almost Sinatra/No Version has taken the stage on #$z for development with backup from Webrick"
$n=Sinatra=Module.new{a,D,S,q=Rack::Builder.new,Object.method(:define_method),/@@ *([^\n]+)\n(((?!@@)[^\n]*\n)*)/m
%w[get post put delete].map{|m|D.(m){|u,&b|a.map(u){run->(e){[200,{"Content-Type"=>"text/html"},[a.instance_eval(&b)]]}}}}
Tilt.default_mapping.lazy_map.map{|k,v|D.(k){|n,*o|$t||=(h=$u._jisx0301("hash, please");File.read(caller[0][/^[^:]+/]).scan(S){|a,b|h[a]=b};h);Kernel.const_get(v[0][0]).new(*o){n=="#{n}"?n:$t[n.to_s]}.render(a,o[0].try(:[],:locals)||{})}}
%w[set enable disable configure helpers use register].map{|m|D.(m){|*_,&b|b.try :[]}};END{Rack::Handler.get("webrick").run(a,Port:$z){|s|$r=s}}
%w[params session].map{|m|D.(m){q.send m}};a.use Rack::Session::Cookie;a.use Rack::Lock;D.(:before){|&b|a.use Rack::Config,&b};before{|e|q=Rack::Request.new e;q.params.dup.map{|k,v|params[k.to_sym]=v}}}
(Source: almost_sinatra.rb)
%w.rack tilt date INT TERM..map{|l|trap(l){$r.stop}rescue require l};$u=Date;$z=($u.new.year + 145).abs;puts "== Almost Sinatra/No Version has taken the stage on #$z for development with backup from Webrick"
Breakdown:
require 'rack'
require 'tilt'
trap( 'INT' ) { $server.stop } # rename $r to $server
trap( 'TERM' ) { $server.stop }
$port = 4567 # rename $z to $port
puts "== Almost Sinatra has taken the stage on #{$port} for development with backup from Webrick"
Aside - What’s rack?
Lets you mix ‘n’ match servers and apps.
Lets you stack apps inside apps inside apps inside apps inside apps.
Good News: A Sinatra app is a Rack app.
Learn more about Rack @ rack.github.io.
Aside - What’s tilt?
Tilt offers a standard “generic” interface for template engines.
Let’s check-up what formats and template engines tilt includes out-of-the-box:
require 'tilt'
Tilt.mappings.each do |ext, engines|
puts "#{ext.ljust(12)} : #{engines.inspect}"
end
Will result in:
str : [Tilt::StringTemplate]
erb : [Tilt::ErubisTemplate, Tilt::ERBTemplate]
rhtml : [Tilt::ErubisTemplate, Tilt::ERBTemplate]
erubis : [Tilt::ErubisTemplate]
etn : [Tilt::EtanniTemplate]
etanni : [Tilt::EtanniTemplate]
haml : [Tilt::HamlTemplate]
sass : [Tilt::SassTemplate]
scss : [Tilt::ScssTemplate]
less : [Tilt::LessTemplate]
rcsv : [Tilt::CSVTemplate]
coffee : [Tilt::CoffeeScriptTemplate]
nokogiri : [Tilt::NokogiriTemplate]
builder : [Tilt::BuilderTemplate]
mab : [Tilt::MarkabyTemplate]
liquid : [Tilt::LiquidTemplate]
radius : [Tilt::RadiusTemplate]
markdown : [Tilt::RedcarpetTemplate, Tilt::RedcarpetTemplate::Redcarpet2, Tilt::RedcarpetTemplate::Redcarpet1, Tilt::RDiscountTemplate, Tilt::BlueClothTemplate, Tilt::KramdownTemplate, Tilt::MarukuTemplate]
mkd : [Tilt::RedcarpetTemplate, Tilt::RedcarpetTemplate::Redcarpet2, Tilt::RedcarpetTemplate::Redcarpet1, Tilt::RDiscountTemplate, Tilt::BlueClothTemplate, Tilt::KramdownTemplate, Tilt::MarukuTemplate]
md : [Tilt::RedcarpetTemplate, Tilt::RedcarpetTemplate::Redcarpet2, Tilt::RedcarpetTemplate::Redcarpet1, Tilt::RDiscountTemplate, Tilt::BlueClothTemplate, Tilt::KramdownTemplate, Tilt::MarukuTemplate]
textile : [Tilt::RedClothTemplate]
rdoc : [Tilt::RDocTemplate]
wiki : [Tilt::WikiClothTemplate, Tilt::CreoleTemplate]
creole : [Tilt::CreoleTemplate]
mediawiki : [Tilt::WikiClothTemplate]
mw : [Tilt::WikiClothTemplate]
yajl : [Tilt::YajlTemplate]
ad : [Tilt::AsciidoctorTemplate]
adoc : [Tilt::AsciidoctorTemplate]
asciidoc : [Tilt::AsciidoctorTemplate]
html : [Tilt::PlainTemplate]
$n=Module.new{extend Rack;a,D,S,q=Rack::Builder.new,Object.method(:define_method),/@@ *([^\n]+)\n(((?!@@)[^\n]*\n)*)/m
Breakdown:
$n = Module.new do
app = Rack::Builder.new # rename a to app
req = nil # rename q to req
%w[get post put delete].map{|m|D.(m){|u,&b|a.map(u){run->(e){[200,{"Content-Type"=>"text/html"},[a.instance_eval(&b)]]}}}}
Breakdown:
['get','post','put','delete'].each do |method|
define_method method do |path, &block|
app.map( path ) do
run ->(env){ [200, {'Content-Type'=>'text/html'}, [app.instance_eval( &block )]]}
end
end
end
Tilt.mappings.map{|k,v|D.(k){|n,*o|$t||=(h=$u._jisx0301("hash, please");File.read(caller[0][/^[^:]+/]).scan(S){|a,b|h[a]=b};h);v[0].new(*o){n=="#{n}"?n:$t[n.to_s]}.render(a,o[0].try(:[],:locals)||{})}}
Breakdown:
Tilt.mappings.each do |ext, engines| # rename k to ext and v to engines
define_method ext do |text, *args| # rename n to text and o to args
template = engines[0].new(*args) do
text
end
locals = (args[0].respond_to?(:[]) ? args[0][:locals] : nil) || {} # was o[0].try(:[],:locals)||{}
template.render( app, locals )
end
end
Commentary: Almost Sinatra will define a method for every format so you can use, for example:
markdown "Strong emphasis, aka bold, with **asterisks** or __underscores__."
or
erb "Hello <%= name %>!", locals: { name: params['name'] }
%w[set enable disable configure helpers use register].map{|m|D.(m){|*_,&b|b.try :[]}};END{Rack::Handler.get("webrick").run(a,Port:$z){|s|$r=s}}
Breakdown:
# was END { ... }; change to run! method
define_method 'run!' do
Rack::Handler.get('webrick').run( app, Port:$port ) {|server| $server=server }
end
%w[params session].map{|m|D.(m){q.send m}};a.use Rack::Session::Cookie;a.use Rack::Lock;D.(:before){|&b|a.use Rack::Config,&b};before{|e|q=Rack::Request.new e;q.params.dup.map{|k,v|params[k.to_sym]=v}}}
Breakdown:
['params','session'].each do |method|
define_method method do
req.send method
end
end
app.use Rack::Session::Cookie
app.use Rack::Lock
app.use Rack::Config do |env|
req = Rack::Request.new( env )
end
end # Module.new
samples/hello.rb:
require 'almost-sinatra'
include $n # include "anonymous" Almost Sinatra DSL module
get '/hello' do
erb "Hello <%= name %>!", locals: { name: params['name'] }
end
get '/' do
markdown <<EOS
## Welcome to Almost Sinatra
A six line ruby hack by Konstantin Haase.
Try:
- [Say hello!](/hello?name=Nancy)
Powered by Almost Sinatra (#{Time.now})
EOS
end
run!
Use
$ ruby -I ./lib ./samples/hello.rb
Micro “framework” for building HTTP JSON APIs (about 100 lines of code). Example:
get '/beer/:key' do
Beer.find_by_key! params[ :key ]
end
get '/brewery/:key' do
Brewery.find_by_key! params[ :key ]
end
“Calculate” the Sinatra Port 4567:
(Date.new.year + 145).abs # Date.new.year always returns -4712, the default value for years
# => 4567
“Get” empty Hash (e.g. {}):
Date._jisx0301("hash, please")
# => {}
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