Athitya Kumar
Athitya Kumar
With the [new version rollouts](https://rubygems.org/gems/rubocop-rspec) of rubocop-rspec gem in November, `RSpec/ContextWording` has been added. This enforces context descriptions to begin with 'when', 'with', or 'without'. I think this makes sense...
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Link to yard-junk repository : https://github.com/zverok/yard-junk
These tests are required, just to ensure that daru calls are redirected to appropriate daru-io calls. For example, I manually found out one such linkage bug while trying out Importer...
As mentioned in issue #43, gems like rubyxl / axlsx can be used for exporting to `.xlsx` format.
- [ ] Parse `index` (row names) - [ ] Handle merged cells (both order and index) - [ ] Handle formulas in xlsx file
Being a general purpose conversion library, I think daru-io could use some CLI functionality like - ```console $ daru-io /path/to/import/file.csv /path/to/export/file.json ```
Redirecting from https://github.com/SciRuby/daru/pull/413
Though RSRuby gem (and RDS / RData IO modules) work properly on Travis CI within a gem, it faces this error when used with Rails (Passenger / Rack) - ```shell...
As per PR #34, the `:convert_comma` option when set to true, works with the following - ```ruby str =~ /^\d+./ ? str.tr('.',',') : str ``` This works mostly, but seems...