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require ::File.expand_path('../client/connection', __FILE__)
require ::File.expand_path('../client/request', __FILE__)
require ::File.expand_path('../client/data.rb', __FILE__)
require ::File.expand_path('../client/loans.rb', __FILE__)
require ::File.expand_path('../client/licenses.rb', __FILE__)
require ::File.expand_path('../client/sites.rb', __FILE__)
require ::File.expand_path('../client/urls.rb', __FILE__)

module SBA
  class Client
    attr_accessor *Configuration::VALID_OPTIONS_KEYS

    def initialize(options={})
      options = SBA.options.merge(options)
      Configuration::VALID_OPTIONS_KEYS.each do |key|
        send("#{key}=", options[key])
      end
    end

    include SBA::Client::Connection
    include SBA::Client::Request
    include SBA::Client::Data
    include SBA::Client::Urls
    include SBA::Client::Loans
    include SBA::Client::Licenses
    include SBA::Client::Sites  
    
    private
    #some JSON replies we get back are in an ugly format. simplify them
    def simplify_response(response)
      #the returned 'key' is pretty useless. the key=>value thing here is basically an array
      #within that, we're given an array of key=>value pairs. we want this to be one big hash.
      Hash[*response.group_by {|key,val| key.match(/(.*)_item/)[1]}.map do |section,items|
        [section,
        items.inject([]) do |array,(key,value)|
          i = key.match(/\d+$/)[0].to_i
          array[i] = value.inject({}) {|all,current| all.merge! current}
          array
        end]
      end.flatten(1)]
    end
              
  end
end

Version data entries

1 entries across 1 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
sba-0.0.1	lib/sba/client.rb