require "rake"
require "jeweler"
require "spec/rake/spectask"
require File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/lib/pez"
 
JEWEL = Jeweler::Tasks.new do |gem|
  gem.name = "pez"
  gem.version = Pez::VERSION
  gem.summary = "Manage Ruby on Rails plugins from GIT and Subversion repositories in a simple way"
  gem.description = <<-TXT
Pez is a simple tool to manage plugins from Git and Subversion repositories in
a easy way. Instead of adding plugins to the project repository, Pez 
checkouts/clones the specified version to a temporary directory and 
creates a symlink to the Ruby on Rails plugin directory.
 
When Pez is asked to update the plugins, it runs the correct command in that
directory, based on the repository type (Git or Subversion), which in turn is 
applied to the project through the symlink.
 
Pez allows different environments to update plugins from a different directory.
So, when you deploy your Ruby on Rails application, you won't have to 
checkout/update all plugins again, unless you explicit say so.
 
Pez is based on Braid (which I never had it working) but way simpler.
TXT
  
  gem.authors = ["Nando Vieira"]
  gem.email = "fnando.vieira@gmail.com"
  gem.homepage = "http://github.com/fnando/pez"
  
  gem.has_rdoc = false
  gem.files = %w(Rakefile History.txt pez.gemspec VERSION README.markdown) + Dir["{bin,lib,templates}/**/*"]
	gem.bindir = "bin"
	gem.executables = "pez"
 
	gem.add_dependency "main"
end
 
desc "Generate gemspec, build and install the gem"
task :package => :build_gem do
  FileUtils.cp "VERSION", File.expand_path("~/Sites/github/fnando.github.com/views/version/_#{JEWEL.gemspec.name}.haml")
end
 
desc "Generate gemspec and build gem"
task :build_gem do
  File.open("VERSION", "w+") {|f| f << Pez::VERSION.to_s }
  Rake::Task["gemspec"].invoke
  Rake::Task["build"].invoke
end
 
Spec::Rake::SpecTask.new {|t| t.spec_opts = ["-c", "-f s"] }