bharget / telephone

Utilities for creating and calling service objects in ruby.

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💎 My Open Source Projects

• Heroicon — Ruby on Rails view helpers for the beautiful hand-crafted SVG icons, Heroicons.
• Telephone — Utilities for creating and calling service objects in ruby.
• Has State Machine — Ruby gem to make creating a finite state machine in ActiveRecord a breeze.

telephone's Issues

Instantiate defaults when calling #new

Using Foo.new doesn't set the default values, even if defaults are set in the included object.

Example:

class Foo < Apiary::Service
  argument :foo, default: "bar"
  
  def call
    foo
  end
end

>$ Foo.new.call
=> nil
>$ Foo.call
=> "bar"

# Expected:
>$ Foo.new.call
=> "bar"
>$ Foo.call
=> "bar"

I know the preferred invocation is to use Foo.call(arguments) vs Foo.new(arguments).call.