Projects tagged ‘rake’ and ‘ruby’

subtle is a semi-automatic tiling window manager with a strong focus on easy but costomizable handling and look and feel.

A tool that reports common smells in Ruby code.

A simple command to create an empty project for MTASC + SWFMILL + Rake

EC2 on RailsMoved to RubyForgeBecause I'm now producing a rubygem with Capistrano tasks (and for other reasons) this project has moved to rubyforge: http://ec2onrails.rubyforge.org/

GoalAgiledox is a simple rake script, to transform your tests/specs into documentation. There are to many versions and hacks of the original agiledox task out there, so i grabbed them all, added ... [More] sugar+refactoring+rspec and put them into one task. Contributers welcome! InstallDrop into lib/tasks. OutputA User: - should not be valid without login - should not be valid without email ... A Users Controller's: 'new' action: - should succeed 'edit' action: - should succeed ... A /users/edit: - sould show errors - sould have enought rows ... A Users Helper: ...Syntaxrake dox rake dox:test => all files matching _test.rb rake dox:test:units rake dox:spec:models ... rake spec:dox => all files matching _spec.rb rake spec:models:dox rake test:functionals:dox ... test=> units,functionals,integration spec=> models,controllers,views,helpersOptionsSet options in the agiledox_options. :writeDefault: OFF Write the output as comment to the tested file(models/controllers only) #AGILEDOX !WILL BE OVERWRITTEN! #A User: # - should create valid user # - should stop invalid # - should not allow duplicated fields # - should be activated by default # - should only find activated #AGILEDOX END class User < ActiveRecord::Base ... end:list_nested_actionsDefault: ON test/functionals only: use the Test::Rails sheme of naming your tests: test_{action}_should.... An Users Controller's: 'create' action: - should set a notice - should redirect to user on success - should redirect to index on failure ...TODOnothing, any ideas ? Anyone that want credit for his idea/part of agiledox -> email. Changelog0.4 - test:dox / and spec:dox process any file in any folder matching _test.rb in test/spec folders + simplified code 0.3 - options + change from test:dox:units to test:units:dox + redundancy dried out 0.2 - rspec support + rake test:dox / rake spec:dox 0.1 - initial test only [Less]

A collection of useful rake tasks for Rails apps.

Repository for all sorts of personal tools, configuration files, etc.

PurposeThis rakefile makes it simple to package your extension and even will create signed update.rdf for you. However it needs some tuning before it could be used. InstallationMake sure your ... [More] sources are placed into svn. None of others versions controls are supported yet. Although it's easy to drop this dependency. Make sure you have the following directory structure root (doesn't have to be named this way) src (doesn't have to be named this way) content extension_name extension_code skin defaults Rakefile options.json chrome.manifest.install files.rb mykey.pem (you going to create it later) install gems it uses $ gem install json $ gem install rubyzipMake new cert $ openssl req -x509 -nodes -days 3650 -newkey rsa:1024 -keyout ../mykey.pem -out mycert.pemcreate options.json and put configurations inside. Example { "version": "0.5", //version of extension // this section describes what applications are supported by this extension "apps": [{"name": "Thunderbird", "aid": "{3550f703-e582-4d05-9a08-453d09bdfdc6}", "minVersion": "2.0", "maxVersion": "3.0b1" }, {"name": "SeaMonkey", "aid": "{92650c4d-4b8e-4d2a-b7eb-24ecf4f6b63a}", "minVersion": "2.0a2", "maxVersion": "2.0a3" } ], //information about extension itself "info": { "eid":"{282C3C7A-15A8-4037-A30D-BBEB17FFC76B}", "name":"Colored Diffs", "creator":"Vadim Atlygin", "description":"Color diffs sent by SVN/CVS notifications.", "homepageURL":"http://code.google.com/p/colorediffs/", "iconURL":"chrome://colorediffs/content/icon.png", "optionsURL":"chrome://colorediffs/content/options/options.xul", "nickname":"colorediffs" }, //describes different builds you could make "sites": [ {"name": "amo"}, //build for AMO site, no update information necessary. {"name": "google-code", "upgrade_info": { "install_rdf": { //this is public key, make it with "openssl x509 -in mycert.pem -pubkey" "updateKey":"MIGfMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4GNADCBiQKBgQC3qsDK94RUSs6nF3YWMdLAN0m1ohu21z61KkqfBBmGC60cm1YiCVF6qykfrKrJsJ3JTt/fX/cMFPBs8UZG24lmwWiNr3FsjE6KFL0upYt827z1fij/vcyQuHNWxhjgsZ2a2J/leJojOoOZPq4ua+araMnaTtNLlw88qCk67I+3JQIDAQAB", //where update.rdf would be living "updateURL":"http://colorediffs.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/update-google.rdf" }, "update_rdf": { //where xpi file would be placed "update_link":"https://colorediffs.googlecode.com/files/" } } } ] } create chrome.manifest.install, example included. This is going to be included into xpi file as chrome.manifest CruiseControl.rbif you're using CruiseControl.rb put mykey.pem into ~/cc-private/mykey.pem I want to help / it's not workingMake a patch and send it to me. Put a note if you'd like to be co-owner. [Less]

bee is a build tool running YAML build files à la Ant, which won't bother you with writing code when not necessary and happens to be as fast as Make. These build files are thin layers around scripts ... [More] written in Shell, Ruby or bee tasks for platform independant builds. [Less]

RCompCompile your applications with Rake and Ruby!This project currently targets .NET applications but it could be extended to include various other languages and platforms. Tools like MSBuild and ... [More] NAnt are great but they work with sometimes cryptic configuration files. If you have a small project and you would like to automate your builds with Rake and Ruby, this project may be for you! How ToHere's a simple task that compiles all of the source files in the "src" directory into an executable along with a debug file: RComp::DotNet::CscTask.new do |t| Dir.glob("src/*.cs").each { |input| t.inputs << input} t.references << "System.Data.dll" t.target = "winexe" t.out = "bin/MyProgram.exe" t.debug = true endCompiler OptionsRComp can easily be customized. You can control compiler options through instance accessors like target but you can also add options using these methods: add_option(name, value)RComp :DotNet::CscTask.new do |t| t.add_option :platform, "x64" endcompiler_optionsRComp :DotNet::CscTask.new do |t| t.compiler_options[:platform] = "/platform:x64" end [Less]