A small, lean customizable ruby library to determine work days.

WorkCalendar.configure do |c|
  c.weekdays = %i[sat sun mon tue wed]
  c.holidays = [Date.new(2016, 8, 8)]
end

WorkCalendar.active?(DATE)

WorkCalendar.days_before(x, DATE)

WorkCalendar.days_after(x, DATE)

WorkCalendar.between(FROM_DATE, TO_DATE)

I was shooting for something that was super lean and super simple. So I test drove it according to the requirements provided. I started out with the active? method since that was the core of the implementation; all other behaviour relies on it somehow. Once completed I was able to use active? to implement the rest of the required behaviour.

• I decided to use OpenStruct instead of a class to maintain the custom configuration because it helped make the code look simpler and shorter. All behaviour was heavily tested (Test Driven!) and using a class over OpenStruct made no difference in the behaviour. In the end I chose OpenStruct for the simplicity.

• I added a method reset_to_default_config! as a means to avoid test pollution in my test suite. I didn't feel the need to unit test this method because the tests would fail pretty loudly anyway without a way to clear any customizations.

• clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/sufyanadam/work_calendar

• cd /path/to/repo-you-just-cloned

• bundle

• rspec