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class WithBlockVar
  attr_accessor :z
  def initialize(x, &blk)
    @x = x
    instance_eval(&blk) if block_given?
  end
end

# Using block variable
a = WithBlockVar.new("A") do

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# An attempt to codify how we're using Service Objects now
#
# Most follow this pattern:
#
#  class SomeService
#
#    def self.call(a, b, &block)
#      new(a, b).call(&block)
#    end
#

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module Entity
  include Virtus.module
  
  attribute :id, Integer

  def persisted?
    !id.nil?
  end
end

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class SomeTypes
  @all = [
    ["TypeA",  "Type A"],
    ["Type B", "Type B"],
  ]

  Type = Struct.new(:type, :name, :slug, :sym) do
    alias_method :to_ary, :to_a

    # allows Type to be used for ifnone option in .find

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require "mechanize"

# we need some methods to clean this up so make it a class

class InspectionScraper

  BASE_URL         = "http://eats.washoecounty.us/"
  FACILITY_COLS    = ["link", "name", "score", "facility_type", "address", "inspection_date"]
  RESULTS_TABLE_ID = "table#ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_grdHealth"

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require "virtus"

class Teacher
  include Virtus::ValueObject

  attribute :id, String

  def self.inherited(descendant)
    super

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# Example:
#
# class EditForm < FormModel
#   model :a
#
#   attribute :title, String
#
#   validates :title, presence: true
# end
#

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# define
class Object
  def cascade(method_name, *args, &block)
    self.send(method_name, *args, &block)
    self
  end

  # catch the cascade
  def method_missing(method_name, *args, &block)
    sig = /^__/

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module Enuma

  def enumerated(type_name, *members, &block)
    @enums      = []
    type_class  = const_set(type_name, Enuma::Type.new(*members))

    instance_eval(&block)

    finalize(@enums, type_class)
  end

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class A
  def initialize
    @lambda = ->(x) { puts "lambda: #{x}" }
    @proc   = Proc.new { |x| puts "proc: #{x}" }
    @method = method(:_method)
  end

  def lambda(x)
    @lambda[x]
  end