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Rather than the generated code needing to handle simple fielded creation of objects, the ThriftStruct module constructor is extended to handle hash arguments. Statements such as o = ThriftObject.new :field1 => value1, :field2 => value2, ... are supported as before, and the string form, o = ThriftObject.new "field1" => value1, "field2" => value2, ... disabled by the previous patch now also works. Placing this code in the module is also just a cleaner solution. git-svn-id: https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/thrift/trunk@665502 13f79535-47bb-0310-9956-ffa450edef68 |
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Thrift Ruby Software Library Author: Mark Slee (mcslee@facebook.com) Last Modified: 2007-Mar-05 Thrift is distributed under the Thrift open source software license. Please see the included LICENSE file. Using Thrift with Ruby ====================== Okay, I'll be honest. I learned Ruby by implementing the Thrift library in Ruby and writing the code generator at the same time. I am not a trendy web 2.0 programmer. Shit, I don't even know Rails. So if you care about Ruby you will probably find that this is currently the least robust Thrift library implementation. But there's plenty of time to improve it... The source code for the Ruby library is designed for installation with the Python-esque setup.rb utility, which is included here and redistributable under the GPL license. To install the Thrift Ruby libraries, become superuser and do: ruby setup.rb config ruby setup.rb setup ruby setup.rb install Alternatively, if you know more about Ruby than me, you can improve the build and installation process and contribute them back to this project. Wicked.