How to use indent method of Spinach Package

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psychgus.rb

Source: psychgus.rb Github

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...143# ]144# }145# burgers[:Favorite] = burgers[:Burgers][:BBQ] # Alias146#147# puts burgers.to_yaml(indent: 3,stylers: BurgerStyler.new,deref_aliases: true)148#149# # Output:150# # ---151# # Burgers:152# # Classic:153# # Sauce: ['Ketchup', 'Mustard']154# # Cheese: 'American'155# # Bun: 'Sesame Seed'156# # BBQ: {Sauce: 'Honey BBQ', Cheese: 'Cheddar', Bun: 'Kaiser'}157# # Fancy:158# # Sauce: 'Spicy Wasabi'159# # Cheese: 'Smoked Gouda'160# # Bun: 'Hawaiian'161# # Toppings:162# # - 'Mushrooms'163# # - ['Spinach', 'Onions', 'Pickles', 'Tomatoes']164# # - [['Ketchup', 'Mustard'], ['Salt', 'Pepper']]165# # Favorite:166# # Sauce: 'Honey BBQ'167# # Cheese: 'Cheddar'168# # Bun: 'Kaiser'169#170# @example Class example171# require 'psychgus'172#173# class Burger174# attr_accessor :bun175# attr_accessor :cheese176# attr_accessor :sauce177#178# def initialize(sauce,cheese,bun)179# @bun = bun180# @cheese = cheese181# @sauce = sauce182# end183#184# # You can still use Psych's encode_with(), no problem185# #def encode_with(coder)186# # coder['Bun'] = @bun187# # coder['Cheese'] = @cheese188# # coder['Sauce'] = @sauce189# #end190# end191#192# class Burgers193# include Psychgus::Blueberry194#195# attr_accessor :burgers196# attr_accessor :toppings197# attr_accessor :favorite198#199# def initialize()200# @burgers = {201# 'Classic' => Burger.new(['Ketchup','Mustard'],'American','Sesame Seed'),202# 'BBQ' => Burger.new('Honey BBQ','Cheddar','Kaiser'),203# 'Fancy' => Burger.new('Spicy Wasabi','Smoked Gouda','Hawaiian')204# }205#206# @toppings = [207# 'Mushrooms',208# %w(Lettuce Onions Pickles Tomatoes),209# [%w(Ketchup Mustard),%w(Salt Pepper)]210# ]211#212# @favorite = @burgers['BBQ'] # Alias213# end214#215# def psychgus_stylers(sniffer)216# return BurgerStyler.new(sniffer)217# end218#219# # You can still use Psych's encode_with(), no problem220# #def encode_with(coder)221# # coder['Burgers'] = @burgers222# # coder['Toppings'] = @toppings223# # coder['Favorite'] = @favorite224# #end225# end226#227# burgers = Burgers.new228# puts burgers.to_yaml(indent: 3,deref_aliases: true)229#230# # Output:231# # ---232# # Burgers:233# # Classic:234# # Bun: 'Sesame Seed'235# # Cheese: 'American'236# # Sauce:237# # - 'Ketchup'238# # - 'Mustard'239# # BBQ: {Bun: 'Kaiser', Cheese: 'Cheddar', Sauce: 'Honey BBQ'}240# # Fancy:241# # Bun: 'Hawaiian'242# # Cheese: 'Smoked Gouda'243# # Sauce: 'Spicy Wasabi'244# # Toppings:245# # - 'Mushrooms'246# # - ['Spinach', 'Onions', 'Pickles', 'Tomatoes']247# # - [['Ketchup', 'Mustard'], ['Salt', 'Pepper']]248# # Favorite:249# # Bun: 'Kaiser'250# # Cheese: 'Cheddar'251# # Sauce: 'Honey BBQ'252#253# @example Emitting /​ Parsing examples254# styler = BurgerStyler.new()255# options = {:indentation=>3,:stylers=>styler,:deref_aliases=>true}256# yaml = burgers.to_yaml(options)257#258# # High-level emitting259# Psychgus.dump(burgers,options)260# Psychgus.dump_file('burgers.yaml',burgers,options)261# burgers.to_yaml(options)262#263# # High-level parsing264# # - Because to_ruby() will be called, just use Psych:265# # - load(), load_file(), load_stream(), safe_load()266#267# # Mid-level emitting268# stream = Psychgus.parse_stream(yaml,stylers: styler,deref_aliases: true)269#270# stream.to_yaml()271#272# # Mid-level parsing273# Psychgus.parse(yaml,stylers: styler,deref_aliases: true)274# Psychgus.parse_file('burgers.yaml',stylers: styler,deref_aliases: true)275# Psychgus.parse_stream(yaml,stylers: styler,deref_aliases: true)276#277# # Low-level emitting278# tree_builder = Psychgus::StyledTreeBuilder.new(styler,deref_aliases: true)279# visitor = Psych::Visitors::YAMLTree.create(options,tree_builder)280#281# visitor << burgers282# visitor.tree.to_yaml283#284# # Low-level parsing285# parser = Psychgus.parser(stylers: styler,deref_aliases: true)286#287# parser.parse(yaml)288# parser.handler289# parser.handler.root290#291# @author Jonathan Bradley Whited292# @since 1.0.0293###294module Psychgus295 # Include these in the top namespace for convenience (i.e., less typing).296 include Stylables # @since 1.2.0297 include Stylers # @since 1.2.0298 NODE_CLASS_ALIASES = {Doc: :Document,Map: :Mapping,Seq: :Sequence}.freeze299 OPTIONS_ALIASES = {canon: :canonical,indent: :indentation}.freeze300 # Get a Class (constant) from Psych::Nodes.301 #302 # Some +name+s have aliases:303 # :doc => :document304 # :map => :mapping305 # :seq => :sequence306 #307 # @param name [Symbol,String] the name of the class from Psych::Nodes308 #309 # @return [Class] a class from Psych::Nodes310 #311 # @see Psych::Nodes312 # @see NODE_CLASS_ALIASES313 def self.node_class(name)314 name = name.to_sym.capitalize315 actual_name = NODE_CLASS_ALIASES[name]316 name = actual_name unless actual_name.nil?317 return Psych::Nodes.const_get(name)318 end319 # Get a constant from a Psych::Nodes class (using {.node_class}).320 #321 # @param class_name [Symbol,String] the name of the class to get using {.node_class}322 # @param const_name [Symbol,String] the constant to get from the class323 # @param lenient [true,false] if true, will return 0 if not const_defined?(), else raise an error324 #325 # @return [Integer,Object] the constant value from the class (usually an int)326 #327 # @see .node_class328 def self.node_const(class_name,const_name,lenient=true)329 node_class = node_class(class_name)330 const_name = const_name.to_sym.upcase331 return 0 if lenient && !node_class.const_defined?(const_name,true)332 return node_class.const_get(const_name,true)333 end334 MAPPING_ANY = node_const(:mapping,:any)335 MAPPING_BLOCK = node_const(:mapping,:block)336 MAPPING_FLOW = node_const(:mapping,:flow)337 MAP_ANY = MAPPING_ANY338 MAP_BLOCK = MAPPING_BLOCK339 MAP_FLOW = MAPPING_FLOW340 SCALAR_ANY = node_const(:scalar,:any)341 SCALAR_PLAIN = node_const(:scalar,:plain)342 SCALAR_SINGLE_QUOTED = node_const(:scalar,:single_quoted)343 SCALAR_DOUBLE_QUOTED = node_const(:scalar,:double_quoted)344 SCALAR_LITERAL = node_const(:scalar,:literal)345 SCALAR_FOLDED = node_const(:scalar,:folded)346 SEQUENCE_ANY = node_const(:sequence,:any)347 SEQUENCE_BLOCK = node_const(:sequence,:block)348 SEQUENCE_FLOW = node_const(:sequence,:flow)349 SEQ_ANY = SEQUENCE_ANY350 SEQ_BLOCK = SEQUENCE_BLOCK351 SEQ_FLOW = SEQUENCE_FLOW352 STREAM_ANY = node_const(:stream,:any)353 STREAM_UTF8 = node_const(:stream,:utf8)354 STREAM_UTF16LE = node_const(:stream,:utf16le)355 STREAM_UTF16BE = node_const(:stream,:utf16be)356 # Convert +object+ to YAML and dump to +io+.357 #358 # +object+, +io+, and +options+ are used like in Psych.dump so can be a drop-in replacement for Psych.359 #360 # @param object [Object] the Object to convert to YAML and dump361 # @param io [nil,IO,Hash] the IO to dump the YAML to or the +options+ Hash; if nil, will use StringIO362 # @param options [Hash] the options (or keyword args) to use; see {.dump_stream}363 #364 # @return [String,Object] the result of converting +object+ to YAML using the params365 #366 # @see .dump_stream367 # @see Psych.dump_stream368 def self.dump(object,io=nil,**options)369 return dump_stream(object,io: io,**options)370 end371 # Convert +objects+ to YAML and dump to a file.372 #373 # @example374 # Psychgus.dump_file('my_dir/​my_file.yaml',my_object1,my_object2,mode: 'w:UTF-16',375 # stylers: MyStyler.new())376 # Psychgus.dump_file('my_file.yaml',my_object,stylers: [MyStyler1.new(),MyStyler2.new()])377 #378 # @param filename [String] the name of the file (and path) to dump to379 # @param objects [Object,Array<Object>] the Object(s) to convert to YAML and dump380 # @param mode [String,Integer] the IO open mode to use; examples:381 # [+'w:UTF-8'+] create a new file or truncate an existing file382 # and use UTF-8 encoding;383 # [+'a:UTF-16'+] create a new file or append to an existing file384 # and use UTF-16 encoding385 # @param perm [Integer] the permission bits to use (platform dependent)386 # @param opt [Hash] Hash of keyword args to pass to +File.open()+387 # @param options [Hash] the options (or keyword args) to use; see {.dump_stream}388 #389 # @see .dump_stream390 # @see File.open391 # @see IO.new392 # @see https:/​/​ruby-doc.org/​core/​IO.html#method-c-new393 def self.dump_file(filename,*objects,mode: 'w',perm: nil,opt: nil,**options)394 opt = Hash(opt)395 File.open(filename,mode,perm,**opt) do |file|396 file.write(dump_stream(*objects,**options))397 end398 end399 # Convert +objects+ to YAML and dump to +io+.400 #401 # +io+ and +options+ are used like in Psych.dump so can be a drop-in replacement for Psych.402 #403 # @param objects [Object,Array<Object>] the Object(s) to convert to YAML and dump404 # @param io [nil,IO,Hash] the IO to dump the YAML to or the +options+ Hash; if nil, will use StringIO405 # @param stylers [nil,Styler,Array<Styler>] the Styler(s) to use when converting to YAML406 # @param deref_aliases [true,false] whether to dereference aliases; output the actual value407 # instead of the alias408 # @param options [Hash] the options (or keyword args) to use when converting to YAML:409 # [+:indent+] Alias for +:indentation+. +:indentation+ will override this.410 # [+:indentation+] Default: +2+.411 # Number of space characters used to indent.412 # Acceptable value should be in +0..9+ range, else ignored.413 # [+:line_width+] Default: +0+ (meaning "wrap at 81").414 # Max character to wrap line at.415 # [+:canon+] Alias for +:canonical+. +:canonical+ will override this.416 # [+:canonical+] Default: +false+.417 # Write "canonical" YAML form (very verbose, yet strictly formal).418 # [+:header+] Default: +false+.419 # Write +%YAML [version]+ at the beginning of document.420 #421 # @return [String,Object] the result of converting +object+ to YAML using the params422 #423 # @see Psych.dump_stream424 # @see OPTIONS_ALIASES425 def self.dump_stream(*objects,io: nil,stylers: nil,deref_aliases: false,**options)...

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string.rb

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...181 end182 def deparameterize183 split('-').join(' ').humanize.titleize184 end185 # Returns +text+ wrapped at +len+ columns and indented +indent+ spaces.186 #187 # === Examples188 #189 # my_text = "Here is a sample text. with more than 40 characters"190 #191 # format_paragraph(my_text, 25, 4)192 # # => " Here is a sample text with\n more than 40 characters"193 def format_paragraph(len = 72, indent = 2)194 sentences = [[]]195 split.each do |word|196 if (sentences.last + [word]).join(' ').length > len197 sentences << [word]198 else199 sentences.last << word200 end201 end202 sentences.map do |sentence|203 "#{' ' * indent}#{sentence.join(' ')}"204 end.join "\n"205 end206 def tidy_bytes(force = false)207 chars(Unicode.tidy_bytes(@wrapped_string, force))208 end209 def dedupe210 split(' ').uniq.join(' ')211 end212 # HACK: to localize content for different regions213 # not the best options but since the content is cached214 # this option is ok for now.215 # TODO remove domain check from this method; the string should not need to check216 # type of domain to make the modifications217 def localize(domain)...

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stdout.rb

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...153 step_location = step_location.first.gsub("#{File.expand_path('.')}/​", '# ')+":#{step_location.last.to_s}" if step_location154 max_length = @max_step_name_length + 60 # Colorize and output format correction155 # REMEMBER TO CORRECT PREVIOUS MAX LENGTH IF OUTPUT FORMAT IS MODIFIED156 buffer = []157 buffer << indent(4)158 buffer << symbol.colorize(:"light_#{color}")159 buffer << indent(2)160 buffer << step.keyword.colorize(:"light_#{color}")161 buffer << indent(1)162 buffer << step.name.colorize(color)163 joined = buffer.join.ljust(max_length)164 out.puts(joined + step_location.to_s.colorize(:grey))165 end166 private167 def indent(n = 1)168 " " * n169 end170 end171 end172end...

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