Myrrha provides the coercion framework which is missing to Ruby. Coercions are simply defined as a set of rules for converting values from source to target domains (in an abstract sense). As a typical and useful example, it comes with a coerce() method providing a unique entry point for converting a string to a numeric, a boolean, a date, a time, an URI, and so on.

Required Ruby Version

>= 0

Authors

Bernard Lambeau

Versions

  1. 3.1.0

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      1. 3.1.0 source August 07, 2014 (28.5 KB)
  2. 3.0.0

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      1. 3.0.0 source February 11, 2013 (28.5 KB)
  3. 3.0.0.rc7

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      1. 3.0.0.rc7 source October 25, 2012 (28 KB)
  4. 3.0.0.rc6

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      1. 3.0.0.rc6 source October 24, 2012 (28 KB)
  5. 3.0.0.rc5

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      1. 3.0.0.rc5 source October 01, 2012 (28 KB)
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