Best Rr_ruby code snippet using Generator.ClassMethods.configurators
generator.rb
Source: generator.rb
1module Generator2 module ClassMethods3 attr_reader :configurators4 def factory5 klass = Class.new(self)6 yield klass if block_given?7 klass8 end9 def call(*args, &block)10 new(*args, &block).tap { |object| object.call }11 end12 def generate(&block)13 factory.call(&block)14 end15 def mixin(mod)16 include mod17 end18 def configure(&block)19 configurators << block20 end21 def configurators22 @configurators ||= []23 end24 end25 def self.included(base)26 base.extend(ClassMethods)27 end28 def initialize(*args)29 setup(*args)30 run_configurators31 configure(*args)32 yield self if block_given?33 end34 def setup(*args)35 end36 def configure(*args)37 end38 private39 def run_configurators40 self.class.configurators.each do |configurator|41 configurator.call(self)42 end43 end44end...
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