| # Nice idea from: | |
| # http://kpumuk.info/ruby-on-rails/my-top-7-rspec-best-practices/ | |
| # | |
| # ~/test$ rake -T spec:suite | |
| # | |
| # (in /Users/kpumuk/test) | |
| # rake spec:suite:acl # Run all specs in access control spec suite | |
| # rake spec:suite:amazon # Run all specs in Amazon libraries spec suite | |
| SPEC_SUITES = [ |
These instructions are for Snow Leopard only.
Ensure that you have XCode for the version of OS X you're running. These are not installed by default on new machines and can be installed off the OS installation DVD. If you're not sure, run the following command. It should return something like this: /usr/bin/gcc; if it does not, you need to install XCode.
which gcc
| # credit: http://crshlv.ly/qkAzW0 | |
| # | |
| # I found this especially useful when trying | |
| # to figure out equivalent apt-get packages | |
| # for certain Perl CPAN modules. | |
| apt-get install apt-file | |
| apt-file update | |
| apt-file search URI::Escape |
| group :assets do | |
| gem 'sass-rails', '~> 3.1.0' | |
| gem 'coffee-rails', '~> 3.1.0' | |
| gem 'uglifier' | |
| gem 'compass' | |
| end |
| require 'sinatra' | |
| require 'slim' | |
| require 'coffee-script' | |
| require 'sass' | |
| require 'sequel' | |
| DB = Sequel.sqlite | |
| DB.create_table :uploads do | |
| String :id, text: true, primary_key: true |
| class GenerateImageThumbnailsJob < Struct.new(:photo_id) | |
| def perform | |
| photo = Photo.find(photo_id) | |
| photo.medium_image = photo.image.thumb('940x600') | |
| photo.large_image = photo.image.thumb('450x') | |
| photo.small_image = photo.image.thumb('172x167#c') | |
| photo.save | |
| end |
| $ heroku addons:add elasticsearch:test | |
| -----> Adding elasticsearch:test to bonsai-search... done, v51 (free) | |
| $ heroku config | grep ELASTICSEARCH_URL | |
| ELASTICSEARCH_URL => http://index.bonsai.io/pw4mw3d5y1rql88i44eo | |
| $ curl 'http://index.bonsai.io/pw4mw3d5y1rql88i44eo/test?pretty=true' -d '{"test":"hello world"}' | |
| { | |
| "ok":true, | |
| "_index":"pw4mw3d5y1rql88i44eo", |
Are still a nightmare to get tested, etc.
To share sessions across subdomains you need to set the session options during the request so you know what domain you're sharing across. This means we still need to do it with a before_filter, or something similar. It looks like you should be able to set :domain => true in config/initializers/session_store.rb to do this instead but Devise does not support it yet as far as I can see.
Here I'm using subdomains with a custom url_for extension which means from "http://www.smackaho.st" root_path would be "/" while from "http://admin.smackaho.st" root_path would be "http://www.smackaho.st/".
In cucumber this is forced to always qualify the full URL with the subdomain. It also rewrites the port in/out as neccessary to cope with Capybara's server using an alternate port (used by Selenium for javascript testing etc). The project I'm on is still using web_steps (sigh) so I had to touch the "should be on" step definition to cope with
| __git_repo () { | |
| local g="$(__gitdir)" | |
| local repo_dir="" | |
| if [ -n "$g" ]; then | |
| if [ ! ".git" == "$g" ]; then | |
| git_dir=`dirname $g` | |
| repo_dir=`basename $git_dir` | |
| printf " $repo_dir" | |
| fi |
| require 'tilt-mustache' | |
| # Mustache Renderer | |
| module Middleman::Renderers::Mustache | |
| class << self | |
| def registered(app) | |
| # Mustache is not included in the default gems, | |
| # but we'll support it if available. | |
| begin | |
