Show Guards in Guardfile #91
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Awesome, thanks. Can you just add some info about this great feature in the README, inside man pages give more bonus points ;-) |
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| lambda { subject.evaluate_guardfile(:guardfile_contents => invalid_guardfile_string ) }.should raise_error | |||
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| it "should generate a displayable structure from the Guardfile data" do | |||
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nice empty spec :)
can you complete or remove it ?
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Oops, leftover from trying to figure out the best place for that. Removed.
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@thibaudgg, what tool do I use to generate the actual man page so I know I'm doing it right? |
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I used ronn like this BTW, I've mostly followed the instructions here: http://shairosenfeld.com/blog/index.php/2011/04/ruby-gems-and-man-pages and here: http://rtomayko.github.com/ronn/ronn-format.7 |
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OK I think I build the manpage right. I cleaned it up a bit more, and added a few of the other commands. |
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Awesome! Thanks for completing the manpage! |
This addition adds a new CLI method,
show(aliased to-Tto work like Rake/Capistrano), which concisely lists what's in the Guardfile and in what group:It does it by creating a new DSL introspection class based on
Guard::Dslwhich prepares a subset of Guardfile structure for display. Individualwatches are not shown, since showing those would be a little too much like actually opening the Guardfile.Written 'cause I was getting lazy about cracking open Guardfiles on all my projects to see what projects had what groups available for running. :) Hopefully should also help new people on Guard-using projects get up to speed with Guard usage faster.