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December 07, 2012
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RubyJS at rubyconf.tw
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Transcript
RubyJS alpha www.rubyjs.org twi5er.com/hasclass
50 slides in 5 minutes
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A port of Ruby core-‐lib to JS • String,
Regexp, MatchData • Array, Enumerable, Enumerator • Numeric (Integer/Fixnum, Float) • Range • Time, Hash coming soon
JS Methods Array jjjjjjjjjjjjj Enumerable Fixnum Float jjjj Integer
Kernel Matchdata Numeric Range Regexp jj String jjjjjjjjjjjjj
RubyJS Methods Array jjjjjjjjjjjjj................................. ............................ Enumerable .............................................. Fixnum ...........................
Float jjjj.............................. Integer .................... Kernel ... Matchdata ..................... Numeric ....................... Range ...................... Regexp jj...................... String jjjjjjjjjjjjj................................ ...........................
Compliant to Ruby No surprises.. Rubinius Rubyspecs ported
to JS
str = "a"
str = R("a”) #=> R.String
str = R("a") str.capitalize() #=> R.String #=> A
str = R("a") str.capitalize() .upto('C') #=> R.Enumerator
str = R("a") str.capitalize() .upto('C’) .each_cons(2, function (a,b) {
R.puts("#{a} to the #{b}") }) # A to the B # B to the C
str = R("a") str.capitalize() .upto('C’) .to_a() #=> R.Array #=>
[A, B, C]
str = R("a") str.capitalize() .upto('C’) .to_a() .join(', ') #=>
R.String #=> ’A, B, C'
str = R("a") str.capitalize() .upto('C’) .to_a() .join(', ') .ljust(10,
‘-’) #=> R.String #=> ’A, B, C---'
str = R("a") str.capitalize() .upto('C’) .to_a() .join(', ') .ljust(10,
‘-’) .to_native(); #=> string #=> ’A, B, C---'
RubyJS objects are wrappers Around naMve JS objects
Wrapper class RubyJS.Fixnum @include RubyJS.Comparable constructor: (__native__) ->
@__native__ = __native__; #=> new R.Fixnum(2)
Wrapper class RubyJS.Fixnum @include RubyJS.Comparable constructor: (@__native__) ->
odd: -> @__native__ % 2 != 0
Wrapper class RubyJS.Fixnum @include RubyJS.Comparable constructor: (@__native__) ->
odd: -> @__native__ % 2 != 0 next: -> new R.Fixnum(@__native__ + 1)
PorMng Ruby Code to JS
Ruby arr = %w(looks feels acts) arr.map {|w|
w.capitalize } .join(", ") .concat(" like Ruby") .center(35, '-') '---Looks, Feels, Acts like Ruby---’
RubyJS arr = R.w('looks feels acts')
RubyJS arr = R.w('looks feels acts') arr.map
{|w| w.capitalize }
RubyJS arr = R.w('looks feels acts') arr.map((w)
-> w.capitalize() )
RubyJS arr = R.w('looks feels acts') arr.map((w)
-> w.capitalize() ) .join(", ") .concat(" like Ruby") .center(35, '-') '---Looks, Feels, Acts like Ruby---’
Ruby arr = %w(looks feels acts) arr.map
{|w| w.capitalize } .join(", ") .concat(" like Ruby") .center(35, '-’) '---Looks, Feels, Acts like Ruby---’
RubyJS arr = R.w('looks feels acts') arr.map((w)
-> w.capitalize() ) .join(", ") .concat(" like Ruby") .center(35, '-') '---Looks, Feels, Acts like Ruby---’
Symbol#to_proc arr = R.w('looks feels acts') arr.map(
R.proc('capitalize’) ) .join(", ") .concat(" like Ruby") .center(35, '-')
Symbol#to_proc arr = R.w('looks feels acts') arr.map(
R.proc(’ljust’, 35) ) .join(", ") .concat(" like Ruby") .center(35, '-')
But I can do with library x, y ,z
arr = ['looks', 'feels', 'acts']; str = _.map(arr, (w)
-> S(w).capitalize().s; ).join(', ') str += ' like Ruby’; S(str).pad(15, '-');
RubyJS arr = R.w('looks feels acts') arr.map((w)
-> w.capitalize() ) .join(", ") .concat(" like Ruby") .center(35, '-') '---Looks, Feels, Acts like Ruby---’
Benefits
One dependency <script src="/es5shims.js"/> <script src="/underscore-1.3.min.js"/> <script src="/stringjs-0.9.9.js"/> <script
src="/momentjs-1.5.1.js"/> <script src="/custom_functions.js"/>
One dependency <script src="/es5shims.js"/> <script src="/underscore-1.3.min.js"/> <script src="/stringjs-0.9.9.js"/> <script
src="/momentjs-1.5.1.js"/> <script src="/custom_functions.js"/> <script src="/ruby.js">
One API _.map([], (w) -> ) _.chain(arr).(...).value() S("foo").capitalize().s
moment().format('L')
One API R( [1] ).map().to_native() R( [2] ).map().reject().to_native()
R("foo").capitalize().to_native() R(new Date(…)).strftime(“%y-%m-%d”)
One chain arr = ['looks', 'feels', 'acts'] str =
_.map(arr, (w) -> S(w).capitalize().s ).join(', ’) str += " not like Ruby” S(str).pad(str, 35, '-').s
One chain arr = R.w('looks feels acts') arr.map((w)
-> w.capitalize() ) .join(", ") .concat(" like Ruby") .center(35, '-')
One documentaMon
One documentaMon
20 kbytes minified and gzipped
It scales
Dual-‐license • AGPL • Commercial license
Booh
Booh
Should I open source it?
None
DO IT
RubyJS is now MIT License
Happy hacking
Roadmap • Move from CoffeeScript to JavaScript •
RubyJS corelib – Time, Hash, Date • RubyJS corelib-‐lite – remove some rubyisms – simplify
RubyJS.org twi5er.com/hasclass