add :Rfactory command for test/factories/**/*.rb

[sunaku]

Please add an :Rfactory command that gives quick access to test/factories/**/*.rb just like :Rmodel gives quick access to app/model/**/*.rb. Thanks!

[tpope]

It's possible to define your own custom navigation commands in .vim/macros/rails.vim:

Rnavcommand factory   spec/factories test/factories  -suffix=_factory.rb -default=model()

I'm really conservative when it comes to supporting plugins in rails.vim. So far, I've caved on RSpec and Cucumber. :Rfactory isn't out of the question, but if I do it, I'm going to do it right, which means support for Machinist, Object Daddy, and Fabrication as well.

[sunaku]

Awesome! Thanks for the snippet (I skimmed the code but didn't see how to define my own :R commands). I understand and agree with your reasoning. I only use FactoryGirl myself.

[pjg]

Since Rnavcommand has now been deprecated, how can I convert the above snippet for opening factories to use the new projections functionality? :)

[tpope]

For the latest Factory Girl, which uses filenames like test/factories/users.rb, try this full featured projection:

{
  "test/factories/*.rb": {
    "command": "factory",
    "affinity": "collection",
    "alternate": "app/models/{singular}.rb",
    "related": "db/schema.rb#{}",
    "test": "test/models/{singular}_test.rb",
    "template": "FactoryGirl.define do\n  factory :{singular} do\n  end\nend",
    "keywords": "factory sequence"
  }
}

Repeat for spec, if desired. See the help for the the several different places you're allowed to define projections.

Update: changed %o to %i.
Update 2: changed % expansions to {} expansions.

[graywh]

And for the old *_factory.rb files you can do the same, but with 'affinity': 'model' and 'related': 'db/schema.rb#%p'.

[tpope]

You also need to change the glob, and %o to %s.

On Mon, Mar 25, 2013 at 1:01 PM, Will Gray notifications@github.com wrote:

And for the old *_factory.rb files you can do the same, but with 'affinity':
'model' and 'related': 'db/schema.rb#%p'.

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[graywh]

Is there anything wrong with using an explicit %o or %p in place of %s when appropriate?

[tpope]

echo rails#pluralize(rails#pluralize('user'))
userses

I might add %m and %c expansions at some point, but until then, no, don't do that.

I'm really annoyed that %s is original and %o is singular. :/

[graywh]

Good to know. I assumed %p and %o were "plural" and "singular", not "pluralized" and "singularized".

Edit: Guess I didn't pay enough attention when I looked at the docs.

[tpope]

I am changing %o to %i because the o/s thing is just too confusing. Example updated.

[pjg]

Thank you! This works as advertised :) (pjg/dotfiles@0c5e560)

[anhari]

Awesome guys, thank you so much for this.

[kaka-ruto]

Anyone else who comes here in future, Chris Toomey has a plugin for all of us -> https://github.com/christoomey/vim-rfactory

[tpope]

:Efixtures opens factories now. Spread the word.

[kaka-ruto]

Thanks Tim! 😻

[Seybo]

any substitute to Efixtures already? Efixtures doesn't seem to work right now

[tpope]

It works right now.

[Seybo]

it looks into spec/fixtures/ but my factories (and i suppose it's common) are in spec/factories. Maybe there is a simple way to handle it?

[tpope]

It looks in both spec/fixtures and spec/factories.

[Seybo]

yeah, my bad. The problem in my case is that my project factories are called like modelname_factories.rb

[tpope]

It's a bit clumsy but :Efixtures modelname<Tab> will still work.

[Seybo]

yeah. But can get better with a bit of a vimscript i guess :)
nmap <Leader>rb viw"sy:Efixtures <C-r>=tolower(substitute(substitute(@s, '\n', '', 'g'), '/', '\\/', 'g'))<cr>
My first attempt. Can't find a way to pass a tab in the end

[tpope]

Tab complete is an interactive way to save typing a few characters. If you're scripting it you could just as well type out the _factories.

[Seybo]

yeah, but i've noticed that this binding works great for the vcr cassettes.

Like, I have a line like this in my spec:
vcr: { cassette_name: 'services/order_service/create' ...
i visually select the path part
i use this mapping: vmap <Leader>rb "sy:Efixtures <C-r>=tolower(substitute(substitute(@s, '\n', '', 'g'), '/', '\\/', 'g'))<cr>
and it works great, i only need to press tab and enter afterwards to open this cassete

so i would prefer to keep this binding universal

[Seybo]

gf doesn't work in this case because of cassettes .yml extension (it looks for .rb). Probably it can be fixed somehow and it would be a better solution

[tpope]

This is wandering into the weeds so let me just conclude with a reminder that while FactoryBot will slurp up any .rb file in spec/factories or test/factories, the standard naming scheme - the one used by the generators - is modelnames.rb: plural with no suffix other than the file extension. It can optionally be configured to use a suffix like modelnames_factory.rb, which rails.vim doesn't support but could. It can only support a singular model name (modelname_factories.rb) with custom code. If that's really what you're doing, you're on your own.

gf doesn't work in this case because of cassettes .yml extension (it looks for .rb). Probably it can be fixed somehow and it would be a better solution

I'm gonna loosen that up a bit so that it doesn't force .rb on literal string values by default. That's not enough to make it work in this case, but it might if paired with :setlocal suffixesadd+=.yml.