sequel-unsplit¶ ↑

This is a simple tool for converting a project that uses Sequel from splitting symbols to not splitting symbols. It’s designed for use when setting:

Sequel.split_symbols = false

Usage¶ ↑

The tool takes a given path, which can be a directory, and modifies all *.rb files under the path to split the symbols, so that Sequel doesn’t need to split symbols at runtime. For example, for a file containing:

:c
:t__c
:c___a
:t__c___a

sequel-unsplit will convert it by default to:

:c
Sequel[:t][:c]
Sequel[:c].as(:a)
Sequel[:t][:c].as(:a)

sequel-unsplit also handles ruby 1.9 symbol hash keys, so sequel-unsplit will convert:

{c: 1, t__c: 2, c___a: 3, t__c___a: 4}

to:

{c: 1, Sequel[:t][:c] => 2, Sequel[:c].as(:a) => 3, Sequel[:t][:c].as(:a) => 4}

sequel-unsplit also supports converting to syntax that requires the use of extensions/refinements, or alternate APIs. Usage:

Usage: sequel-unsplit [options] [path] ...
Options:
  -a                               Assume use of symbol_aref extension/refinement
  -A                               Use Sequel.as(:col, :alias) for :col___alias
  -q                               Use Sequel.qualify(:col, :alias) instead of Sequel[:col][:alias]
  -s                               Assume use of symbol_as extension/refinement
  -S                               Assume use of s extension/refinement
  -h, -?, --help                   Show this message

For example, sequel-unsplit -as will convert the above source file to:

:c
:t[:c]
:c.as(:a)
:t[:c].as(:a)

Author¶ ↑

Jeremy Evans <code@jeremyevans.net>