Rephrase converts Ruby procs or methods to source code, allowing you to reformat, reinterpret or otherwise manipulate the generated source code. Possible uses include:

• Generating code from DSL blocks.
• Inlining loops.
• Macro exansion.
• World domination (???)

Rephrase uses the RubyVM::AbstractSyntaxTree API to get the AST of a proc or method. This allows you to manipulate code at runtime, and to be able to access its binding.

Use Rephrase.to_source to get the unmodified source code of a proc or method, e.g.:

require 'rephrase'

example = proc { 2 + 2 }
Rephrase.to_source(example) #=> "proc do\n2 + 2\nend"

Further documentation is forthcoming...

• Works only on MRI.
• Ruby 2.7 or newer.
• Generated source code will not be formatted identically to the source (indentation, line breaks etc.)