paul / dm-echo-adapter

A DataMapper Adapter that wraps another adapter, and prints the args and return values to STDOUT

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dm-echo-adapter
===============

by Paul Sadauskas

http://github.com/paul/dm-echo-adapter

DESCRIPTION
-----------

  This adapter wraps any other adapter, and prints to an IO object (default 
  STDOUT) the method name, arguments, and return values. Useful for debugging.

    DataMapper.setup(:echo,
      :adapter => 'echo',
      :io => STDERR,
      :echo => { :adapter => 'in_memory' }
    )


REQUIREMENTS
------------

 * dm-core

INSTALL
-------

    sudo gem install dm-echo-adapter

LICENSE
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(The MIT License)

Copyright (c) 2008

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining
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'Software'), to deal in the Software without restriction, including
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