Heroku Environment CLI Wrapper

heroku-environments

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# Heroku enviroment helper script
#
# This is to streamline using differnt heroku enviroments from one repo.
# Symlink this file to an envroment name (as set by the git-remote name), then
# when running that symlink the script will look up the name in the git config
# and use that remote as the heroku name.
#
# Setup:
#
#     ln -s ~/bin/heroku-enviroments production
#
# And assuming git is configured:
#
#     [remote "production"]
#     url = [email protected]:my-app-production.git
#     fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/production/*
#
# Then running:
#
#     production run rails console
#
# Actually runs:
#
#     heroku run rails console --app my-app-production

trap "SIGINT" do
  puts "Exiting"
  exit 130
end

class String
  def red;            "\e[31m#{self}\e[0m" end
  def green;          "\e[32m#{self}\e[0m" end
  def blue;           "\e[34m#{self}\e[0m" end
end

def error(message)
  STDERR.puts "Error: #{message}".red
  exit 1
end

env_name = File.basename($0, File.extname($0))
url = `git config --get remote.#{env_name}.url`.chomp

if ARGV.empty?
  puts "Heroku CLI Wrapper for #{env_name}. Try `#{env_name} --help` for more information"
  exit 0
end

error "Unable to find git config file. Are you in a git repo?" if url.empty?

app_name = /([^\/:]+)\.git$/.match(url)[1]

error "Unable to find #{env_name} remote. Make sure you have `remote.production` set in your git config" if app_name.empty?

cmd = "heroku #{ARGV.join " "} --app #{app_name}"

puts cmd.blue
puts

system(cmd)
exit $?.exitstatus