Ruport

This release features Enumerable DataSets and DataRows. It also introduces the Ruport::Format module, which now handles CSV and HTML output. Many enhancements and bugfixes are included.

All the code in ruportlib is now refactored into modules. An error in the unit tests was corrected, and extensive renaming was done. The example code is now available on the RubyForge file release system, and has been updated to 0.2.2 compatibility. A lot of code cleanup was done. Upgrading is important because previous versions are not compatible.

The API was completely reworked. Built-in support for CSV/YAML generation and restoration was implemented, many more unit tests were added, and documentation was increased. Two new classes, DataRow and DataSet, provide an abstraction of the Data returned by queries and allow you to perform advanced functions on them. There is now a Mock Database class, which can be used for testing.

Ruport can now be used to build ERb or plain Ruby
templates from database query results, send
emails, do custom configuration by template, and
even run queries stored in your database.