Sporkmonger

I just released version 1.0.0 of my Addressable library. The most useful change is the addition of a new heuristic parsing method, similar to how most browsers handle URIs entered through their address bars. Passing “example.com” to the heuristic_parse method will end up returning a URI that is equivalent to “http://example.com”. The URI can then be further normalized as necessary.

In addition, there are several minor changes that might cause compatibility issues (although probably not). The path component of a URI is now guaranteed to never equal nil. The code in the parse method for handling the feed pseudo-protocol has been removed and placed within the heuristic_parse method where it belonged in the first place. The to_h method has been renamed to to_hash so that coercion will work. There were also a couple of small bug fixes, mostly related to routing.

All of that stuff is great of course, but the main reason I’m slapping the “One Point Oh” sticker on this thing and calling it “done” is that now, in addition to having 100% code coverage, Addressable can now manage to go through the heckling process with no surviving code mutations. That’s a pretty high bar to get over, so I think it’s fair to call this thing finished.