Idiomatic object creation in ruby
ruby
Solution
One option is that you can inherit your class definition from Struct:
class Foo < Struct.new(:bar, :baz)
# << more stuff >>
end
f = Foo.new("bar value","baz value")
f.bar #=> "bar value"
f.baz #=> "baz value"
Problem
In ruby, I often find myself writing the following: ``` class Foo def initialize(bar, baz) @bar = bar @baz = baz end << more stuff >> end ``` or even ``` class Foo attr_accessor :bar, :baz def initialize(bar, baz) @bar = bar @baz = baz end << more stuff >> end ``` I'm always keen to minimise boilerplate as much as possible - so is there a more idiomatic way of creating objects in ruby?