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# SelfData

It's like native ruby DATA but you can use it not only for main file.

For example:
```ruby
# main.rb

require 'self_data'
require './a.rb'

puts "DATA: #{A.native_data}"
puts "SelfData: #{A.self_data}"

__END__
main.rb data
```

```ruby
# a.rb

module A
  module_function

  def native_data
    DATA.read
  end

  def self_data
    SelfData.read
  end
end

__END__
a.rb data
```

and if you execute it, you'll get:
```
$ ruby main.rb
DATA: main.rb data
SelfData: a.rb data
```

# Usage
Use `SelfData.read()` to get text or use `SelfData.load(*formats, **options)` to get formatted data (like yaml, xml, erb, etc).

Look at the [lib/self_data/config.rb](https://github.com/umbrellio/self_data/blob/master/lib/self_data/config.rb) for more details.

# Note
SelfData use caller, it's not fast, that is why you shouldn't use SelfData in loops.

Version data entries

2 entries across 2 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
self_data-1.1.0	README.md
self_data-1.0.0	README.md