adamhunter

# RSpec
require 'spec/expectations'

# Webrat
require 'webrat'

require 'test/unit/assertions'
World(Test::Unit::Assertions)

Webrat.configure do |config|

adamhunter

1) Put terminal_clone_tab.sh somewhere in 
   your path and make sure it is executable
     chmod u+x terminal_clone_tab.sh
2) Then add the following alias (~/.bash_profile or something)
     alias nt='terminal_clone_tab.sh'
3) Then you can hit nt (for new tab) anywhere
   and a new tab will open up in same directory.

If there is an easier way to do this, let me know [email protected].

adamhunter

init = Rails::Initializer.run do |config|
  #...
end

# look for all existing loaded plugin's public/ directories
plugin_assets = init.loaded_plugins.map { |plugin| File.join(plugin.directory, 'public') }.reject { |dir| not (File.directory?(dir) and File.exist?(dir)) }
init.configuration.middleware.use MyApp::Rack::StaticOverlay, :roots => plugin_assets

adamhunter

Poor Man's Deploy

• Start a Sinatra server on port 4000
• GET / to that server triggers a git pull and mod_rails restart
• Hit port 4000 locally after pushing

Why?

adamhunter

1) Add the function below into your .bash_profile, .bash_login, or other shell profile file.
2) Then you can hit nt (for new tab) anywhere
   and a new tab will open up in same directory.

All credit for the idea and applescript goes to @jnunemaker - I just tidied it up.
If you can improve it further, let him know -- [email protected].

adamhunter

(function($) {
  // errors is an array of errors
  // render :json => {:errors => @item.errors.full_messages}
  function FormErrors(errors) {
    var self = this,
        error_count = errors.length;

    this.html = function() {
      var html = '';
      html += '<div class="errorExplanation" id="errorExplanation">';