month_day

Rule languages supports MonthDay

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  • MonthDay supports keyword arguments

    • Given a rule:
      md = MonthDay.new(m: 12, d: 25)
logger.info("md: #{md}")
    • When I deploy the rule
    • Then It should log "md: 12-25" within 5 seconds

  • MonthDay supports range

    • Given a rule template:
      result = <type>.parse('<value>').between?(<range>)
logger.info("between? #{result}")
    • When I deploy the rule
    • Then It should log "between? <result>" within 5 seconds

    Examples: Normal Range

    type value range result
    MonthDay 01-20 '12-01'..'12-05' false
    MonthDay 12-01 '12-01'..'12-05' true
    MonthDay 12-03 '12-01'..'12-05' true
    MonthDay 12-05 '12-01'..'12-05' true
    MonthDay 12-05 '12-01'...'12-05' false
    MonthDay 12-06 '12-01'..'12-05' false

    Examples: Same Day Range

    type value range result
    MonthDay 12-01 '12-02'..'12-02' false
    MonthDay 12-02 '12-02'..'12-02' true
    MonthDay 12-03 '12-02'..'12-02' false

  • MonthDay range supports Feb 29th

    • Given a rule template:
      result = <type>.parse('<value>').between?(<range>)
logger.info("between? #{result}")
    • When I deploy the rule
    • Then It should log "between? <result>" within 5 seconds

    Examples: Leap year check

    type value range result
    MonthDay 02-29 '02-01'..'03-01' true
    MonthDay 02-29 '02-01'...'03-01' true

  • MonthDay range can span end of year

    • Given a rule template:
      result = <type>.parse('<value>').between?(<range>)
logger.info("between? #{result}")
    • When I deploy the rule
    • Then It should log "between? <result>" within 5 seconds

    Examples: Ranges crossing over end of the year

    type value range result
    MonthDay 11-25 '12-01'..'01-05' false
    MonthDay 12-01 '12-01'..'01-05' true
    MonthDay 12-25 '12-01'..'01-05' true
    MonthDay 01-01 '12-01'..'01-05' true
    MonthDay 01-05 '12-01'..'01-05' true
    MonthDay 01-05 '12-01'...'01-05' false
    MonthDay 01-20 '12-01'..'01-05' false