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# You can use this class in your console. For example
#   p = ProfilingTools.new
#   p.profiled_request(:controller => :welcome, :action => :index)
# this will profile whole application stack and save file in your tmp/profiler folder
# You can also use +request+ method just to see the output for example:
#
#   p.request(:controller => :offers, :action => :index)
#
#   p.response.body
#   p.response.cookies # and so on

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#!/usr/bin/ruby

# gem install things-client --source http://gemcutter.org
# gem install broadcast

require 'rubygems'
require 'things'
require 'broadcast'

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# Put this file in config/initializers/irb.rb
# Works in Rails 3.0+, should also work in 2.3

# Override the IRB, to provide the Rails environment in the prompt
module IRB

  class << self
    def setup_with_prompt_override(ap_path)
      setup_without_prompt_override(ap_path)
      env = (Rails.env.to_sym == :production ? "\033[00;31mPRODUCTION\033[00m" : Rails.env)