Create mruby-time-httpdate.gem #453
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Got around to fix this up as an mgem, cheers :)
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This pull request integrates a new mruby gem into the system by adding its definition file. The purpose of this new gem is to standardize the formatting of Time objects into HTTP date strings, which is crucial for web-related applications and protocols.
Highlights
- New mruby gem definition: This pull request introduces the
mruby-time-httpdate.gemfile, which serves as the definition for a new mruby gem. This gem is intended to provide functionality for formattingTimeobjects into HTTP date strings, making it available for use within mruby projects.
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Code Review
This pull request adds a new gem definition file, mruby-time-httpdate.gem. The file structure is consistent with existing gem definitions in the repository. I have a couple of suggestions to improve consistency in the description and to adhere to the common practice of ending files with a newline.
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| name: mruby-time-httpdate | |||
| description: mruby-time-httpdate provides a method to format Time objects as HTTP date strings. | |||
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To maintain consistency with other .gem files in this repository, like mruby-time-strftime.gem, the description could be more concise. The current description is a bit verbose and repeats the gem's name.
description: HTTP date formatting for mruby Time objects.
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Got around to fix this up as an mgem, cheers :)