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require "human_attributes/engine"

module HumanAttributes
  extend self

  # You can add, in this module, your own configuration options as in the example below...
  #
  # attr_writer :my_option
  #
  # def my_option
  #   return "Default Value" unless @my_option
  #   @my_option
  # end
  #
  # Then, you can customize the default behaviour (typically in a Rails initializer) like this:
  #
  # HumanAttributes.setup do |config|
  #   config.root_url = "Another value"
  # end

  def setup
    yield self
    require "human_attributes"
  end
end

Version data entries

9 entries across 9 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
human_attributes-1.1.0	lib/human_attributes.rb
human_attributes-1.0.0	lib/human_attributes.rb
human_attributes-0.7.1	lib/human_attributes.rb
human_attributes-0.7.0	lib/human_attributes.rb
human_attributes-0.6.0	lib/human_attributes.rb
human_attributes-0.5.0	lib/human_attributes.rb
human_attributes-0.4.0	lib/human_attributes.rb
human_attributes-0.3.1	lib/human_attributes.rb
human_attributes-0.3.0	lib/human_attributes.rb