3.0.0 complete rewrite #59
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@jeena asked a very reasonable question about the differences between v2 and v3, attempting to enumerate those differences.
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I left the same comment in a few places, but it can be applied everywhere. I think this is a good time to move to almost/all named parameters since it's already a big breaking change release.
Also, I don't love the test suite requiring npm. I understand why you did it. It's pragmatic. But I'd like to see this get moved over to a ruby/rake workflow in the future.
lib/microformats2/format_parser.rb
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| when node.is_a?(Nokogiri::XML::Element) then [parse_for_microformats(node, parsing_children)] | ||
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| def parse(element, base=nil, element_type=nil, fmt_classes=[], backcompat=false) |
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I think you should use named parameters here.
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| Parser.new.parse(html) | ||
| def parse(html, base: nil) | ||
| Parser.new.parse(html, base) |
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I think Parser.new.parse() should use a named parameter for base.
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| def parse(html, headers={}) | ||
| def parse(html, base= nil, headers={}) |
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More that should be named parameters.
| class Collection | ||
| def initialize(hash) | ||
| @hash = hash | ||
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These methods should have vertical whitespace between them.
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| def to_hash | ||
| @hash | ||
| end |
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I think it'd be good to alias to_h to to_hash too.
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This is fine, but for future resilience and DRYer code, you should use alias_method.
alias_method :baz, :foo
missed a few tabbing issues more consistant spacing changed all functions to be named parameters after the first this should have been changed when that change was first made, but this now adds a min version for ruby of 2.0 when named params first introduced
hmm thought i had privileges to review, it seems not.