Output %w[ord] array

[danielbayley]

Cleaner syntax, and now brew style compliant.

[nrlquaker]

Why do we need to output %w?

[danielbayley]

Why do we need to output %w?

Cleaner syntax, and now brew style compliant.

Easier to use a word array when working with a large array of long strings, like when having to add more entries that createzap missed… createzap is a useful starting point, but doesn't always find everything…

zap trash: [
  "~/Library/Application Support/Flux",
  "~/Library/Caches/org.herf.Flux",
  "~/Library/Containers/com.justgetflux.flux",
  "~/Library/Cookies/org.herf.Flux.binarycookies",
  "~/Library/Preferences/org.herf.Flux.plist",
]

vs

zap trash: %w[
  ~/Library/Application Support/Flux
  ~/Library/Caches/org.herf.Flux
  ~/Library/Containers/com.justgetflux.flux
  ~/Library/Cookies/org.herf.Flux.binarycookies
  ~/Library/Preferences/org.herf.Flux.plist
]

[nrlquaker]

@danielbayley Sorry for a delay. But I still don't understand why we should output zap trash: %w[ is zap stanza. I couldn't found any reference to it in documentation. Can you explain please?

[danielbayley]

@danielbayley Sorry for a delay. But I still don't understand why we should output zap trash: %w[ is zap stanza. I couldn't found any reference to it in documentation. Can you explain please?

More info on array literals here…

I suppose it’s personal preference… The brew style Rubocop doesn’t enforce either style, so up to you really @nrlquaker. I use the latter in my taps, as it’s easier to edit.

[nrlquaker]

I want this script to create stanza with the same style as in main repo. I don't see any array literals there

[danielbayley]

I want this script to create stanza with the same style as in main repo. I don't see any array literals there

Fair enough 👌🏼