Hypertext API. A sweet DSL to create objects off HTML.
Add the hyper_api
gem to your app. For example, using Bundler:
$ echo "gem 'hyper_api'" >> Gemfile
$ bundle install
The HyperAPI gem uses Nokogiri to parse HTML with CSS or XPath selectors.
Create objects on-the-go:
Torrent = HyperAPI.new_class do
string title: 'div#title'
string description: 'div.info'
string hash: '#details dd'
integer imdb_id: "//[@id='details']/a[@title='IMDB']" do
attribute('href').value
end
end
# => Torrent
fringe = Torrent.new(html_string)
# => #<TPB::Torrent title: 'Fringe Season 1', description: 'The complete season 1 of Fri...', imdb_id: 1119644>
torrent = HyperAPI.new_class do
string title: 'div#title'
string description: 'div.info'
string hash: '#details dd'
integer imdb_id: '#details a[title=IMDB]' do
attribute('href').value
end
end
# => #<Class:0x007fda34829c48> // (anonymous class)
fringe = torrent.new(html_string)
# => #<Class:0x007fda34829c48 title: 'Fringe Season 1', description: 'The complete season 1 of Fri...', imdb_id: 1119644>
Or create a new class:
class Torrent < HyperApi::Base
string title: 'div#title'
string description: 'div.info'
string hash: '#details dd'
integer imdb_id: '#details a[title=IMDB]' do
attribute('href').value
end
def some_calculated_method
"#{title}: #{hash}"
end
end
fringe = Torrent.new(html_string)
# => #<TPB::Torrent title: 'Fringe Season 1', description: 'The complete season 1 of Fri...', imdb_id: 1119644>
fringe.some_calculated_method
# => "Fringe Season 1: B4C04A34DD8824C28E9A8A528"
If you've found a bug or have a question, please open an issue on the issue tracker. Or, clone the HyperAPI repository, write a failing test case, fix the bug, and submit a pull request.
0.1.1 (Feb 17, 2014)
0.1.0 (Feb 16, 2014)
Copyright © 2014 Javier Saldana
Released under the MIT license. See LICENSE
for details.