Commands tagged rails (5)

  • configify the list of gems on ur machine. the quick hack

    Just a small hack for ruby's environment.rb Show Sample Output


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    gem list --local | python -c "import sys;import re;l=sys.stdin.readlines();x=['config.gem :'+line[:-1][:line.index(' ')] + ' , ' +line[:-1][line.index(' '):].replace('(',':version => ').replace(')','') for line in l];print '\n'.join(x)"
    packetloss · 2009-11-25 09:04:29 5
  • configify the list of gems on ur machine. the quick hack

    put quotes


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    gem list --local | python -c "import sys;import re;l=sys.stdin.readlines();x=['config.gem \"'+line[:-1][:line.index(' ')] + '\" , ' +line[:-1][line.index(' '):].replace('(',':version => \"').replace(')','')+'\"' for line in l];print '\n'.join(x)"
    packetloss · 2009-11-25 09:21:20 5
  • filter rails log to count requests sliced in seconds

    Commandline perl filter for, using a production.log from a rails app, display on realtime the count of requests grouped by "seconds to complete" (gross round, but fair enough for an oneliner) :) Show Sample Output


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    tail -f production.log | perl -ne 'if (/^Completed.in.(\d+)/){$d = int($1/1000);print "\n";$f{$d}++;for $t (sort(keys(%f))){print $t."s: ".$f{$t}."\n"}}'
    theist · 2012-02-23 14:37:33 3
  • Add current directory to Ruby load path


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    echo "$: << '.'" >> $IRBRC
    emmasteimann · 2012-10-05 16:26:27 5
  • Check Rubocop offenses in your working branch

    Assumes you are in the branch you want to run the check on. Sub 'develop' for whatever branch you commonly submit PRs to. Show Sample Output


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    git rev-parse develop | xargs git diff --name-only | grep -E '^(app|lib|spec).*\.rb' | xargs rubocop -f simple
    vinniefranco · 2015-01-21 08:12:18 8

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