tomchapin

--database=postgresql
--skip-test-unit
--skip-bundle
--template=https://gist.github.com/jwaldrip/5538342/raw/rails-template.rb

tomchapin

  def session_with_debug
    SessionDebugger.new(session_without_debug)
  end

  alias_method_chain :session, :debug

  class SessionDebugger < SimpleDelegator

    def []=(key, val)
      puts "#{caller.first} SET session:#{key} TO #{val.inspect}"

tomchapin

--database=postgresql
--skip-test-unit
--skip-bundle
--template=https://gist.github.com/tomchapin/5541218/raw/rails-template.rb

tomchapin

# If the source arrays don't have nil in them, you only need to extend the first array with nils, zip will automatically pad the others with nil. This also means you get to use compact to clean the extra entries out which is hopefully more efficient than explicit loops

def interleave(a,*args)
    max_length = args.map(&:size).max
    padding = [nil]*[max_length-a.size, 0].max
    (a+padding).zip(*args).flatten.compact
end

# Here is a slightly more complicated version that works if the arrays do contain nil

tomchapin

set -xg fish_color_user d75fff
set -xg fish_color_host d78700

set -xg fish_color_git_added 00ff00
set -xg fish_color_git_clean 00ff00
set -xg fish_color_git_copied ff00ff
set -xg fish_color_git_deleted ff5f00
set -xg fish_color_git_dirty ff5f00
set -xg fish_color_git_modified 00afff
set -xg fish_color_git_renamed ff00ff

tomchapin

require 'active_support/core_ext/string/inflections'
require 'colorize'

players = ARGV.clone

raise 'You must specify players (separated by spaces) as parameters.' and exit(1) unless players.count > 0

until players.count == 0
  player1, player2 = players.shuffle!.slice!(0,2)
  player2 ||= "Bot(AI)"