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README.textile
Training Wheels
Welcome to the wonderful world of Training Wheels.
About
Training Wheels is intended to be a portable, extensible way to share techniques, idioms, patterns, anti-patterns in Ruby
It relies on ParseTree to turn your ruby code into data that can be analyzed and matched against patterns included in files called wheels.
If a pattern matches, you get a suggestion for a better way to accomplish the same task.
Get Started
- Clone it from GitHub
- It’s not setup as a gem yet (it needs work to be beta ready) so just run: ./bin/training_wheels to play around.
Get Involved
- Join the mailing list and let me know your ideas
- Fork the repository on GitHub, modify it, and then send me a pull request
Feature Ideas
- Literals: Need to be able to work with literals to create wheels that watch for literal values.
- Wildcards: Need an idea for a pretty way to specify wildcards in trigger patterns.
- Suggest Interpolation: Need a way to take values, method names, etc. from the code that triggered a suggestion and use them in the suggestion. Then we could have copy/paste suggestions.
