Scaruby: Ruby-like lightweight scripting library for Scala

Scaruby is not a thin layer of java.io but a thick layer of it. Users of Scaruby don't need to know the detail of java.io. Instead, Scaruby provides the way to do file I/O independently.

Features

• Builtin loan pattern
• Simple operation can be done by simple method call
• Base64 encode/decode
• Every SReader/Swriter can be used in for-expression, which is implemented as foreach method.
• Support reading text/binary content from SURL
• No overloading! Instead, use type classes or default arguments
• Additional features will be added as needed

Usage

Now Scaruby supports Scala 2.11.X and Scala 2.12.X.

Add the following lines to your build.sbt:

resolvers += "Sonatype OSS Snapshots" at "https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots"

libraryDependencies += "com.github.scaruby" %% "scaruby" % "0.2"

and you can use Scaruby like the following after importing the package com.github.scaruby._:

import com.github.scaruby._

val content = SFile.read("file.txt")

import com.github.scaruby._

val input = "Hello, World!"
val encoded = SBase64.encode64(input.getBytes("UTF-8"))
val decoded = new String(SBase64.decode64(encoded), "UTF-8")
assert(input == decoded)

import com.github.scaruby._
val content = for { 
  r <- SURL("https://srad.jp/").openReader
} r.readAll
println(content)