The rails-maker

Generate a Rails 3 app with the application templates Quick Left uses to start their projects off right!

What you get

The rails-maker provides a set of templates to generate Rails 3 applications. Everything is configured and ready to rock your next Rails 3 project. We hope it saves you a mess of time!

• Default: A base Rails 3 application with Devise and Cancan for authentication and authorization. Roles are stored in the database with a HABTM relationship between the role and user models. You also get a basic admin to manage users. The rails-maker also rolls in all of the things we like to have setup in our apps like: haml, sass, jquery, cucumber, capybara, mocha, factory_girl, rspec, timecop, autotest, evergreen, jasmine, will_paginate, friendly_id and hoptoad_notifier.

    rails-maker new my_app
    rails-maker new my_app default
  

• Async: A Rails 3 application with the basic setup complete for running fully async on the Thin web server. Included gems are thin, rack-fiber_pool, mysql2, and rspec.

    rails-maker new my_app async
  

Quick Start

gem install rails-maker

rails-maker new my_app

Options ( in default template )

rails-maker new my_app --no-auth

rails-maker new my_app --no-roles

rails-maker new my_app --no-admin

Testing generated default app

rake spec
rake cucumber
rake spec:javascripts
bundle exec autotest

Issues

Please report issues to the the rails-maker issue tracker.

Development

bundle install
bundle exec cucumber

Running bundle exec cucumber will take some time. It runs the CLI tool with different option combinations and tests those outputs with aruba.

Patches/Pull Requests

• Fork it.
• Add tests for it.
• Make your changes.
• Commit.
• Send a pull request.

Thanks

All of the contributors to the many awesome open source projects that make up rails-maker and allow us to do our job everyday. Also, thanks go out to the crew at thoughtbot for writing suspenders. It's what gave us the idea to package up our templates into a gem in the first place.

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2010-2011 Collin Schaafsma & Quick Left. See LICENSE for details.