railsapi.com out of date

[sunaku]

Please add Rails 3.1.1 to railsapi.com, thanks!

[mikdiet]

+1
Your resource is the most convinent API doc for Rails

[pankajso]

+1
Rails 3.1.1

[lukeholder]

+1

[huug]

+1

[smarius]

+1

[maxime-menant]

+1 I can't live without :'(

[ndbroadbent]

+1

[Nkburdick]

+1, its such a great tool to have when i'm offline (which is all the time)!!

[andreimoment]

+1 how can we help?

[Nkburdick]

@voloko - I already added my +1, but I want to echo what @aandre said, how can we help? The community is here to assist :)

[lukeholder]

how is this different from http://api.rubyonrails.org/

[Nkburdick]

I find that railsapi does two things that http:/api.rubyonrails.org doesn't.

1. Your can include the ruby docs (plus other gems) and create a custom package. I really like being able to search both the rails docs and ruby docs at the same time to be able to find the right method.
2. I'm offline a lot, and it helps a ton to be able to download a custom package that I can search at any time. I use it constantly, every day... it's one of the browser tabs I keep open when writing rails code.

[mikdiet]

@lukeholder It mixes ruby API and rails API together

[lukeholder]

ooops.. yeah sorry duh.

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@lukeholder It mixes ruby API and rails API together

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[phallstrom]

For those that want them...

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/23115266/railsapi/rails-v3.1.3.zip
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/23115266/railsapi/rails-v3.2.1.zip

Generated using ruby 1.9.3, sdoc v0.3.16, and a command similar to this:

RDOCOPT="--main rails-v3.2.1/README.rdoc" sdoc -x test -x example -x bin -N --title "Rails v3.2.1" --op ~/Desktop/rails-v3.2.1 rails-v3.2.1

[Aaron2Ti]

@pankajso thanks a lot

[andreimoment]

Thank you!

[Dagnan]

Thanks!

[leesmith]

It would be nice if railsapi.com was a community asset. The "build your own package" feature is awesome (especially when you can combine ruby and rails apis) but unfortunately the site is not maintained. Why is that?

[phallstrom]

More interest than I thought... I generated ruby 1.9.3-p125 docs as well...

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/23115266/railsapi/ruby-1.9.3p125.zip

[leesmith]

@phallstrom Any chance you could produce a combined ruby 1.9.2 and rails 3.2 bundle? Thanks in advance!

[phallstrom]

1.9.2 or 1.9.3 ?

On Feb 16, 2012, at 11:21 AM, Lee Smith wrote:

@phallstrom Any chance you could produce a combined ruby 1.9.2 and rails 3.2 bundle? Thanks in advance!

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[leesmith]

@phallstrom 1.9.2

[phallstrom]

Not merged, but here's ruby 1.9.2-p290

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/23115266/railsapi/ruby-1.9.2p290.zip

On Feb 16, 2012, at 11:28 AM, Lee Smith wrote:

@phallstrom 1.9.2

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[toy]

Maybe it will help — some time ago I created doc gem for building searchable documentation for any number of version of ruby, rails, gems and other libs and gem uses sdoc. Building takes longer then downloading, but then you can customize whatever you want.

[nfm]

Thanks @phallstrom, very helpful!

Does anyone know how to merge them so that you get the little colored 'ruby' or 'rails' prefixes before the class name? I thought sdoc-merge --names would do this, but it doesn't.

[phallstrom]

Rails 3.2.2 docs http://dl.dropbox.com/u/23115266/railsapi/rails-v3.2.2.zip

[whitehat101]

+1, when you need it, you need it.

[ndbroadbent]

Hey everyone, I'm going to be helping out with the sdoc repo and railsapi.com maintenance. Closing this issue for now, hope to get Rails 3.2.8 and Ruby 1.9.3 up on railsapi.com soon

[leesmith]

@ndbroadbent How's the maintenance going? Some fresh api docs would be awesome.

[manuelmeurer]

@ndbroadbent Would be great to get Ruby 1.9.3 or even 2.0.0 and a current version of Rails 3.2 online... thanks for your effort!

[leesmith]

Maybe @phallstrom can come through for us again. :)

[phallstrom]

I really should write up what I do, but I'm lazy right now... Rails is 0.0.1 out of date, but close enough.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/23115266/railsapi/Rails%203.2.12.zip
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/23115266/railsapi/Ruby%201.9.3.zip

[manuelmeurer]

Great, thanks! Is it possible to generate a combined version of Ruby and Rails, like http://railsapi.com/doc/rails-v3.2.6_ruby-v1.9.2/ ?

[leesmith]

Mucho gracias @phallstrom! A gist on how you do this would be awesome too. Thanks again! 🤘

[phallstrom]

@leesmith Here's how to build them yourself.

http://pjkh.com/articles/building-your-own-rails-and-ruby-searchable-api-docs/

@manuelmeurer I think it's possible to combine them, but I don't like them that way so haven't figured out how to do it.

[leesmith]

That's awesome. Thanks man!

[manuelmeurer]

Awesomeness, thanks @phallstrom! Combining them is really easy using sdoc-merge:

sdoc-merge --title "Ruby 1.9.3, Rails 2.3.13" --op merged --names "Ruby 1.9.3,Rails 2.3.13" Ruby\ 1.9.3 Rails\ 3.2.13

[phallstrom]

Thanks @manuelmeurer I added it to the article and mentioned you. If you'd rather your name wasn't on there let me know and I'll take it off.

[manuelmeurer]

No problem with my name on there, I took the command directly from the README though...