connor-t/wirb

wavy interactive ruby (because colors are great)

Wavy Interactive Ruby¶ ↑

Wirb colorizes your inspected Ruby objects. It is based on Wirble, but only provides and improves result highlighting.

Install¶ ↑

Install the gem with:

gem install wirb

Usage¶ ↑

Add to your ~/.irbrc

require 'rubygems' unless defined? Gem
require 'wirb'
Wirb.start

Improvements and fixed Wirble bugs¶ ↑

• Does not change the inspect value (e.g. ranges with 4 instead of 3 dots)

• Basic support for regexes

• Fixes some symbol bugs (e.g. :+, :*, …)

• Support for generic objects, especially sets and enumerators

• Comes with tests

• Can be used without irb

• Supports 1.8, 1.9, jruby, rbx

Customize¶ ↑

The color schema can be changed with:

Wirb.schema = { :comma => :purple, ... }

Wirb color schemas are (almost) compatible with those from the original Wirble, but there are many extensions. Take a look at wirb/schema.rb or Wirb.schema for a list of available token descriptions. See wirb/colors.rb or Wirb::COLORS for the available colors.

Color schemas wanted! You’ve got a good looking alternative color schema? Please post it on the wiki, it may be bundled with a next version ;)

wp¶ ↑

You can colorize any object with wp (wavy_print):

require 'wirb/wp'
wp some_object
wp some_object, :light_red

Also see¶ ↑

• hirb

• irbtools

• ripl-color_result

Credits¶ ↑

Copyright © 2011 Jan Lelis <rbjl.net>, see COPYING for details.

Contains code from (and thanks to)

• Copyright © 2006-2009 Paul Duncan <[email protected]>

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