module Roadie::Utils
Public Class Methods
path_is_absolute?(path)
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# File lib/roadie/utils.rb, line 4 def path_is_absolute?(path) # Ruby's URI is pretty unforgiving, but roadie aims to be. Don't involve # URI for URLs that's easy to determine to be absolute. # URLs starting with a scheme (http:, data:) are absolute. # # URLs that start with double slashes (//css/app.css) are also absolute # in modern browsers, but most email clients do not understand them. return true if path =~ %r{^(\w+:|//)} begin !URI.parse(path).relative? rescue URI::InvalidURIError => error raise InvalidUrlPath.new(path, error) end end
warn(message)
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# File lib/roadie/utils.rb, line 23 def warn(message) Kernel.warn("Roadie: #{message}") end
Private Instance Methods
path_is_absolute?(path)
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# File lib/roadie/utils.rb, line 4 def path_is_absolute?(path) # Ruby's URI is pretty unforgiving, but roadie aims to be. Don't involve # URI for URLs that's easy to determine to be absolute. # URLs starting with a scheme (http:, data:) are absolute. # # URLs that start with double slashes (//css/app.css) are also absolute # in modern browsers, but most email clients do not understand them. return true if path =~ %r{^(\w+:|//)} begin !URI.parse(path).relative? rescue URI::InvalidURIError => error raise InvalidUrlPath.new(path, error) end end
warn(message)
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# File lib/roadie/utils.rb, line 23 def warn(message) Kernel.warn("Roadie: #{message}") end