Geordi 1.0 released

Geordi 1.0 features a command line application geordi, that holds most of Geordi's previous commands.

New features

command help and usage examples right within geordi (geordi help and geordi help <command>)
quick command access: type just the first few letters of a command, e.g. geordi rs or geordi dev[server]
command dependencies, e.g. geordi rspec invokes geordi bundle-install (which bundles only if needed)
no cluttered /usr/bin, but all commands in one handy tool
template for easily adding new commands
many little niceties

setup: set up a Rails project for the first time (bundle install, create database.yml, create databases, migrate), optionally run all tests (--test) or load a dump (--dump staging)
update: update a Rails project that has been lying around for some time (git pull, bundle install, migrate)
security-update: prepare and finish a security update by pulling/pushing/merging and deploying just as our workflow is
devserver: boot a development server Rails-version-agnostic
console: open a local Rails console Rails-version-agnostic, or remotely, e.g. geordi console staging
shell: open a shell on a Capistrano target, optionally selecting the server with --select-server
tests: run all employed tests; checks for: Cucumber, RSpec, Test::Unit and rake
with-firefox-for-selenium: previously run_tests, runs a given command with Firefox for Selenium set up
dump: combined dump handling, can create, download and source dumps

See command help for details.

Dominik Schöler

Last edit

2015-02-02

Dominik Schöler

License

Source code in this card is licensed under the MIT License.

Spreewald now has a spreewald binary that lists all available steps, optionally filtering them. Example:

$> spreewald

# All Spreewald steps
Given I am on ...
... long list

$> spreewald check

# All Spreewald steps containing 'check'
W...

Posted by Dominik Schöler to makandra dev (2015-01-23 17:25)