Allow inspecting operations #42
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Until now, once a `WebPipe` app had been initialized, there was no way
to get an operation by its plug name. This changes with this commit.
`WebPipe#operations` is now a hash mapping the plug name with the final
operation, which can be determined whether by being resolved or
injected.
```ruby
require 'web_pipe'
require 'web_pipe/conn_support/builder'
class MyApp
include WebPipe
plug :hello do |conn|
conn.set_response_body('Hello')
end
end
conn = WebPipe::ConnSupport::Builder.call(Rack::MockRequest.env_for)
app = MyApp.new
app.operations[:hello].call(conn).response_body # => ['Hello']
```
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Until now, once a
WebPipeapp had been initialized, there was no wayto get an operation by its plug name. This changes with this commit.
WebPipe#operationsis now a hash mapping the plug name with the finaloperation, which can be determined whether by being resolved or
injected.