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complete -C "/usr/bin/gemedit --complete" gemedit

alias wd='ruby -S watchdog.rb'
alias dbm="rake db:migrate:reset && rake db:test:prepare"
alias cons="script/console"
alias gen="script/generate"
alias dest="script/destroy"
alias plug="script/plugin"
alias ss="test -d ./script && script/server || serve"
alias log="tail -f log/*.log"
alias tlog="tail -f log/test.log"
alias dlog="tail -f log/development.log"
alias plog="tail -f log/production.log"

function lh() { open http://localhost:3000/"$@" ; }
function flh() { open -a Firefox http://localhost:3000 ; } # not really sure why, but with -a App adding an arg for URI's fails
function slh() { open -a Safari  http://localhost:3000 ; }
function wlh() { open -a Webkit  http://localhost:3000 ; }
function clh() { curl -i http://localhost:3000/"$@" ; }

for dir in $(ls ~/repos)
do
  # I'm not really sure what this test does.
  if [[ "$dir" =~ '.tmproj' ]]
  then
    continue
  fi
  
  alias c$dir="cd ~/repos/$dir"
  alias m$dir="c$dir && test -e ~/repos/$dir/$dir.tmproj && pwd | xargs osascript ~/dotfiles/osx/mate_project.scpt $dir || mate ."
  alias s$dir="c$dir && ss"
  alias o$dir="osascript ~/dotfiles/osx/terminal_project.scpt \"$dir\""
done

# doesn't seem to be possible right now - unless I'm missing something about the support for scripting in Sequel Pro
# ddb - open dev db in Sequel Pro, if that sort of thing is possible
# tdb - open test db ...
# pdb - open prod db