| { | |
| "AC": "+247-####", | |
| "AD": "+376-###-###", | |
| "AE": "+971-5#-###-####", | |
| "AE": "+971-#-###-####", | |
| "AF": "+93-##-###-####", | |
| "AG": "+1(268)###-####", | |
| "AI": "+1(264)###-####", | |
| "AL": "+355(###)###-###", | |
| "AM": "+374-##-###-###", |
Code is clean if it can be understood easily – by everyone on the team. Clean code can be read and enhanced by a developer other than its original author. With understandability comes readability, changeability, extensibility and maintainability.
| # ... | |
| # Workaround for https://github.com/CocoaPods/CocoaPods/issues/1546 | |
| post_install do |installer| | |
| installer.aggregate_targets.each do |at| | |
| files = at.user_targets.map{|t| | |
| t.resources_build_phase.files_references.select{|f| | |
| f.last_known_file_type == 'folder.assetcatalog' | |
| }.map{|f| | |
| Pathname.new(f.real_path).relative_path_from(f.project.path.dirname) |
| # This is a reasonably well-behaved helper for command-line scripts needing to ask a simple yes/no question. | |
| # It optionally accepts a prompt and a default answer that will be returned on enter keypress. | |
| # It keeps asking and echoes the answer on the same line until it gets y/n/Y/N or enter. | |
| # I tried to get Highline to behave like this directly, but even though it's sophisticated, I didn't like the result. | |
| # This isn't especially elegant, but it is straightforward and gets the job done. | |
| require 'highline/import' | |
| def yesno(prompt = 'Continue?', default = true) | |
| a = '' | |
| s = default ? '[Y/n]' : '[y/N]' |
