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I recently discovered your gem and noticed it was somehow similar to my epath gem.
So I guess we have a common opinion on Pathname and what would be nice to add to it.
Would you be interested to collaborate to make something even more awesome?
I have had a look at the epath code and I have seen that you are focused on providing a simple API to many tools: temp files, checks and so on. I have some code for that but epath has many more convenience methods. What epath seems to lack is something akin to FilepathList, that is basically the part I use more in my own code.
It would be nice to know what you think is lacking in filepath and what is better in epath. And vice versa, I hope ;).
Indeed, I did not write anything about a path list yet, mainly because I did not make up my mind about it. I'd be very interested to hear your thoughts.
You obviously have better documentation, and the idea to group methods by module is really nice for introspection and implementation :)
What do you think about discussing it on IRC or by mail? I'm eregon on FreeNode and my mail is eregontp on gmail.
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gioele commentedon Mar 22, 2012
@eregon: I'am all for awesomeness :)
I have had a look at the epath code and I have seen that you are focused on providing a simple API to many tools: temp files, checks and so on. I have some code for that but epath has many more convenience methods. What epath seems to lack is something akin to FilepathList, that is basically the part I use more in my own code.
It would be nice to know what you think is lacking in filepath and what is better in epath. And vice versa, I hope ;).
eregon commentedon Mar 23, 2012
Great!
Indeed, I did not write anything about a path list yet, mainly because I did not make up my mind about it. I'd be very interested to hear your thoughts.
You obviously have better documentation, and the idea to group methods by module is really nice for introspection and implementation :)
What do you think about discussing it on IRC or by mail? I'm eregon on FreeNode and my mail is eregontp on gmail.