I find your propose too verbose to my taste :P
But I'm sure others will like your idea. :)
I think that an alternative interface to the command-line old fashioned
(and good by the way ;) ) prompt, would be being able to change this
defaults through the web interface.
For instance, "rails configure" would open a web application in a new
port and address where you would be able to change your settings for the
application.
Putting the interface in the web will get all the benefits of hyperlink,
explanations and the like at no cost :)
I'm just doing some brain storm here. Didn't think very deep about this
yet...
Best,
Rodrigo.
Em 01-09-2011 20:18, Everton Moreth escreveu:
I always thought that something like that would be good, but too old
fashioned.
An idea of mine (that I could never even start developing [shame on
me] until now) was a gem called rails-make
The intent is to do something like that:
rails make my js test framework to jasmine
rails makemy js test framework toevergreen
rails makemy integration test framework tocucumber
rails makemy integration test framework tosteak
rails makemy unit test framework torspec
rails makemy unit test framework tounittest
...
Or even:
rails make my model Employee act as tree=> adds gem "acts_as_tree" do
Gemfile, includes acts_as_tree on the model, bundle install !
And the menu would be:
rails what can I make?
I don't know if it makes sense, but sounds awesome!! ^^ I would love
to get someone to help me develop that one!
Everton Moreth
On Thu, Sep 1, 2011 at 3:03 PM, Rodrigo Rosenfeld Rosas
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Now that the rails command is getting lots of options, maybe it
would make sense to have some "rails interactive" command. Some
possible workflow:
What do you want to do?
1- Create a new Rails application
2- Run server
3- Generate a migration
4- Generate a model
...
Suppose you click 1:
1- Create the application
2- Change test approach
3- Disable ORM - This would be "Enable ORM" if it was disabled
4- Disable tests
5- Change ORM implementation
...
Now, suppose 2 was chosen:
1- Use TDD frameworks
2- Use BDD frameworks
3- Learn the differences
Then, after choosing 2:
1- Change current Ruby test framework (Rspec)
2- Change current Javascript test framework (Jasmine)
While clicking in 2 again:
1- Jasmine
2- Evergreen
3- Type a new one
These are just some random thoughts. Make sense?
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