@@ -6,26 +6,28 @@ Terrifying. And so: require 'soup' Soup.prepare - s = Snip.new - s.name = "James" - s.skills = "Bowstaff, nunchuck" - s.save + + Soup << { + :name => "James", + :skills => "Bowstaff, nunchuck" + } # ...much later... - s = Snip['james'] + s = Soup['james'] s.skills # => "Bowstaff, nunchuck" - x = Snip.new - x.mane = "Lush and thick" - x.teeth = "Sharp and ready" - x.position = "Above my bed!!!" - x.save + Soup << { + :mane => "Lush and thick" + :teeth => "Sharp and ready" + :position => "Above my bed!!!" + } + -The point is that you can set any attribute on a Snip, and it will be persisted without care. -With reckless abandon, really. +The point is that you can set any attribute on a Soup data, and it will be persisted without +care. With reckless abandon, really. -The data can be stored using anything - Snip doesn't really care much about the underlying +The data can be stored using anything - Soup doesn't really care much about the underlying persistence layer. I've written implementations using DataMapper, ActiveRecord and Sequel... there are other implementations of course. Unknowable implementations. Terrifying implementations. You Fool! Warren is Dead! README 1dcbcf257772f353dd898d7ccd89a725c8ddb224 James Adam james@lazyatom.com http://github.com/lazyatom/soup/commit/f151d7b9aa8eea291c4d4a5bef1a8325f4975b00 f151d7b9aa8eea291c4d4a5bef1a8325f4975b00 2008-04-13T14:00:59-07:00 2008-04-13T14:00:59-07:00 Updated the README to use the Soup interface aa85e249a9642343032ac4dfae7662d9041f14e5 James Adam james@lazyatom.com