rails-project-management.sh

# These aliases provide a single shell command: r
# 
# r opens up three tabs in Terminal with:
#
#   * script/console
#   * tail -f log/development.log
#   * Also starts $EDITOR
#   * You could make it load script/server, but I use this:
#     http://www.fngtps.com/passenger-preference-pane
# 
# Usage (after sourcing this file from .bashrc):
#
# r project_path
#
# Notice that r() uses cv -- this can be replaced
# with cd or aliases to your rails project paths
#
# cv is from CDargs:
#   http://www.skamphausen.de/cgi-bin/ska/CDargs
#
# I reuse cdargs aliases so I can type r d[tab]
# This autocompletes my project names:
# 
# if [ -e "$DOTFILES/lib/cdargs-bash.sh" ]; then
#   . "$DOTFILES/lib/cdargs-bash.sh"
#   # Use the completion from cdargs for my "r" alias
#   complete $nospace -S / -X '*/' -F _cdargs_aliases r
# fi

alias ss='./script/server'                          # script/server
alias sc='./script/console'                         # script/console

# Opens a new tab with the cwd
function tab {
  osascript -e "
    tell application \"System Events\" to tell process \"Terminal\" to keystroke \"t\" using command down
    tell application \"Terminal\" to do script \"cd $PWD\" in selected tab of the front window
  " > /dev/null 2>&1
}

function as_terminal_cmd {
  osascript -e "tell application \"Terminal\" to do script \"$1\" in selected tab of the front window" 
}

function terminal_title {
  if [[ $# -eq 1 && -n "$@" ]];
  then
    printf "\e]0;${@}\a";
  fi
}

# cd into a rails dir, start mvim and rails console
function r {
  cv $1
  as_terminal_cmd "terminal_title Log"
  as_terminal_cmd "tail -f log/development.log"
  tab
  as_terminal_cmd "terminal_title Console"
  as_terminal_cmd "sc"
  tab
  $EDITOR &
}