Check if your Gemfile is sorted

You can now use:

ordinare --check

to see if your Gemfile is sorted.

Also, you can combine passing of the path to Gemfile:

ordinare --check --path my_project/Gemfile

Overwrite Gemfile

ordinare now overwrite your Gemfile by default when you do:

$ ordinare

You can skip overwriting if you do:

$ ordinare --no-overwrite

or

$ ordinare -n

You can also mix option for filename and no overwriting!

Give feedback when done with sorting

Ordinare now tells you where you sorted Gemfile is like this:

Your sorted Gemfile can be found at Gemfile.ordinare

Handle newline at the end of a Gemfile

You can now have a Gemfile with newline at the end:

source "http://rubygems.org"

...

gem "byebug"
gem "devise"

Fix issue when gem is located at the end of a file

0.2.6

Handle a range when end of a file is met

Sort actual groups of gems

Ordinare now sorts gems in group {} blocks and similar like source {}. For example:

source "https://rubygems.org"

gemspec

# Auth
gem "devise"
gem "authenticator"

# Assets
gem "rails-assets"
gem "jquery"
gem "angular"

group :test do
  gem "webmock"
  gem "cucumber-rails"
end

After $ ordinare will look like this:

source "https://rubygems.org"

gemspec

# Auth
gem "authenticator"
gem "devise"

# Assets
gem "angular"
gem "jquery"
gem "rails-assets"

group :test do
  gem "cucumber-rails"
  gem "webmock"
end

Sort groups of gems in your Gemfile

ordinare can now sort a Gemfile that has groups of gems, similar to this:

source "https://rubygems.org"

gemspec

# Auth
gem "devise"
gem "authenticator"

# Assets
gem "rails-assets"
gem "jquery"
gem "angular"

after $ ordinare is ran:

source "https://rubygems.org"

gemspec

# Auth
gem "authenticator"
gem "devise"

# Assets
gem "angular"
gem "jquery"
gem "rails-assets"

Sort basic Gemfile

You can now sort basic Gemfile.

# Gemfile

gem "rails"
gem "activeadmin"

If you run ordinare in the root of your project like this:

$ ordinare

You will get Gemfile.ordinare:

# Gemfile.ordinare

gem "activeadmin"
gem "rails"

Pass path to a Gemfile

You can now do

$ ordinare -p Gemfile or $ ordinare --path Gemfile

Basic CLI functions

You can do:

• $ ordinare -h or $ ordinare --help and get a summary of what you can do
• $ ordinare -v or $ ordinare --version and get a version of a gem