Parse snippets from laravel source

parse_snippets.rb

# Made by Samuel Vasko ~ [email protected]
# Parse functions from Laravel source
# and format them into Sublime Text snippets

require "awesome_print"

replacements = {
   "App" => "App",
   "Artisan" => "Art",
   "Auth" => "Auth",
   "Blade" => "Blade",
   "Cache" => "Cache",
   "Config" => "Config",
   "Cookie" => "Cookie",
   "Crypt" => "Crypt",
   "DB" => "DB",
   "Event" => "Event",
   "File" => "File",
   "Form" => "Form",
   "Hash" => "Hash",
   "HTML" => "HTML",
   "Input" => "Input",
   "Lang" => "Lang",
   "Log" => "Log",
   "Mail" => "Mail",
   "Paginator" => "Pagin",
   "Password" => "Pass",
   "Queue" => "Queue",
   "Redirect" => "Redir",
   "Redis" => "Redis",
   "Request" => "Req",
   "Response" => "Resp",
   "Route" => "Route",
   "Schema" => "Schema",
   "Session" => "Sess",
   "URL" => "URL",
   "Validator" => "Valid",
   "View" => "View",
}

# Build the list of files


list = File.read('files.txt').lines

Dir.mkdir('Snippets') unless Dir.exists?('Snippets')
Dir.chdir('Snippets')

list = list.map { |e| e.split(' ')  }

for file in list

    # One file is scope
    name = file[0]
    location = file[1]

    File.foreach(location) do |line|
        unless line.match(/public function [a-zA-Z]/) == nil

            # now some cleanup
            line = line.strip[16..line.length]

            # mad regex to separate function from parameters
            split = line.match(/^(\w+)\((.+)?\)/)
            fname = split[1]

            params = ''
            if split[2] != nil
                params = split[2].delete(',)').split(' ').select { |it| it.include?('$') }

                # Sublime snippet generation starts here
                # Make a ${1:name} around
                i = 0;
                params = params.map do |m|
                    i += 1
                    '${'+i.to_s+':\\'+m+'}'
                end
            end

            params = params.join(', ') unless params.empty?
            snip = name +'::'+fname+'('+params+')'

            # Snippet is made, now proceed to creating tab trigger
            # Theory is that for short strings it will contain whole thing, for combined
            # statements it have only uppercase charcters like getEngineResolver -> ger
            filename = replacements[name]+'-'+fname
            match = fname.scan(/[A-Z]/)

            if match.size > 0
                fname = fname[0] + match.join.downcase
            end
            tab = replacements[name] + '-' + fname

            core = "<snippet>\n"\
            "    <content><![CDATA["+snip+"]]></content>\n"\
            "    <tabTrigger>"+tab+"</tabTrigger>\n"\
            "    <scope>source.php</scope>\n"\
            "</snippet>\n"


            bye = File.new(filename+'.sublime-snippet', 'w+')
            bye.write(core)
            bye.close
        end
    end
end

puts 'Done!'