= rush -- manage your unix systems with pure Ruby

rush is a replacement for the unix shell (bash, zsh, etc) which uses pure Ruby syntax. Grep through files, find and kill 
processes, copy files - everything you do in the shell, now in Ruby.

== Usage

Previously if you wanted to count the number of classes in your project, you might use a bash command like:

  find myproj -name \*.rb | xargs grep '^\s*class' | wc -l

In rush, this is:

  myproj['**/*.rb'].search(/^\s*class/).lines.size

How about killing those pesky stray mongrels? Before:

  kill `ps aux | grep mongrel_rails | grep -v grep | cut -c 10-20`

After:

  processes.find_all_by_cmdline(/mongrel_rails/).each { |p| p.kill }

But rush is more than just an interactive shell and a library: it can also control any number of remote machines from a 
single location. Copy files or directories between servers as seamlessly as if it was all local.

Example of remote access:

  local = Rush::Box.new('localhost')
  remote = Rush::Box.new('my.remote.server.com')
  local_dir = local['/Users/adam/myproj/']
  remote_dir = remote['/home/myproj/app/']

  local_dir.copy_to remote_dir
  remote_dir['**/.svn/'].each { |d| d.destroy }

Clustering? Well, if you insist:

  local_dir = Rush::Box.new('localhost')['/Users/adam/server_logs/'].create
  servers = %w(www1 www2 www3).map { |n| Rush::Box.new(n) }
  servers.each { |s| s['/var/log/nginx/access.log'].copy_to local_dir["#{s.host}_access.log"] }

== Invoking the shell

Run the "rush" binary to enter the interactive shell.

== Reference

For more details on syntax and commands, see:

* Rush::Box
* Rush::Entry
* Rush::Commands
* Rush::File
* Rush::Dir
* Rush::Process

== Meta

rush was written by Adam Wiggins (adam at heroku dot com)

Patches contributed by: Chihiro Ito, Gabriel Ware, Michael Schutte, and Ricardo Chimal Jr.

Logo by James Lindenbaum

rush is released under the MIT License: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php

http://rush.heroku.com