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- # rails-dev-tweaks
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+ rails-dev-tweaks
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+ ================
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  A collection of tweaks to improve your Rails (3.1+) development experience.
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  To install, simply add it to your gemfile:
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- gem 'rails-dev-tweaks', '~> 0.6.0'
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+ gem 'rails-dev-tweaks', '~> 1.1'
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+ And review the following section to make sure that `rails-dev-tweaks` is
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+ configured the way you expect:
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- At the moment, the current tweaks center around speeding up requests by giving granular control over which requests
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- cause the Rails reloader to kick in.
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+ Intended Usage (and Caveats)
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+ ----------------------------
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- ## Intended Usage (and Caveats)
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- This gem is intended to provide a default configuration that covers most rails apps. You should be aware of some of
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- the more imposing defaults, in case they don't jive with your workflow. Important points of note:
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+ This gem is intended to provide a default configuration that covers most rails
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+ apps:
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- * _All_ asset requests _will not_ reload your app's code. This is probably only a problem if you are using custom sass
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- functions, or otherwise referencing your app from within assets.
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+ * _All_ asset requests _will not_ reload your app's code. This is probably only
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+ a problem if you are using custom sass functions, or otherwise referencing
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+ your app from within assets.
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- * _All_ XHR requests _will not_ reload your app's code until you make a regular content request! The assumption is
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- that you generally do not debug XHR responses without reloading the base page first.
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+ * XHR requests **will reload** your app's code. (This was not the case in prior
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+ versions of `rails-dev-tweaks`)
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- If any of these points don't work out for you, don't fret! You can override the defaults with some simple
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- configuration tweaks to your environment. Read on:
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+ If any of these points don't work out for you, don't fret! You can override the
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+ defaults with some simple configuration tweaks to your environment. Read on:
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- # Granular Autoload
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- You can specify autoload rules for your app via a configuration block in your application or environment configuration.
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- These rules are specified via exclusion (`skip`) and inclusion (`keep`). Rules defined later override those defined
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- before.
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+ Granular Autoload
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+ =================
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+ You can specify autoload rules for your app via a configuration block in your
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+ application or environment configuration. These rules are specified via
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+ exclusion (`skip`) and inclusion (`keep`). Rules defined later override those
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+ defined before.
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  config.dev_tweaks.autoload_rules do
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- # You can used named matchers (see below). This particular matcher effectively clears any default matchers
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+ # You can used named matchers (see below). This particular matcher
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+ # effectively clears any default matchers
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  keep :all
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  # Exclude all requests that begin with /search
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  keep :forced
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  end
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- By default, every request that skips the autoload hooks will generate an additional log line saying
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- so in an effort to be transparent about what is going on. If you prefer, you can disable that log
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- message to keep things a bit more tidy in your logs:
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+ By default, every request that skips the autoload hooks will generate an
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+ additional log line saying so in an effort to be transparent about what is going
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+ on. If you prefer, you can disable that log message to keep things a bit more
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+ tidy in your logs:
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  config.dev_tweaks.log_autoload_notice = false
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- ## Named Matchers
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- Named matchers are classes defined under RailsDevTweaks::GranularAutoload::Matchers:: and simply define a call
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- method that is given a ActionDispatch::Request and returns true/false on whether that request matches. Match names
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- are converted into a module name via "#{name.to\_s.classify}Matcher". E.g. :assets will specify the
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- RailsDevTweaks::GranularAutoload::Matchers::AssetMatcher.
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+ Named Matchers
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+ --------------
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+ Named matchers are classes defined under
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+ RailsDevTweaks::GranularAutoload::Matchers:: and simply define a call method
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+ that is given a ActionDispatch::Request and returns true/false on whether that
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+ request matches. Match names are converted into a module name via
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+ "#{name.to\_s.classify}Matcher". E.g. :assets will specify
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+ `RailsDevTweaks::GranularAutoload::Matchers::AssetMatcher`.
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+ Any additional arguments given to a `skip` or `keep` call will be passed as
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+ initializer arguments to the matcher.
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  ### :all
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  Matches every request passed to it.
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  ### :assets
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- Rails 3.1 integrated [Sprockets](http://getsprockets.org/) as its asset packager. Unfortunately, since the asset
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- packager is mounted using the traditional Rails dispatching infrastructure, it's hidden behind the Rails autoloader
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- (unloader). This matcher will match any requests that are routed to Sprockets (specifically any mounted
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- Sprockets::Base instance).
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+ Rails 3.1 integrated [Sprockets](http://getsprockets.org/) as its asset
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+ packager. Unfortunately, since the asset packager is mounted using the
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+ traditional Rails dispatching infrastructure, it's hidden behind the Rails
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+ autoloader (unloader). This matcher will match any requests that are routed to
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+ Sprockets (specifically any mounted Sprockets::Base instance).
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- To aid in live-debugging when you need to, this matcher will match any request that has `force_autoload` set as a
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+ To aid in live-debugging when you need to, this matcher will match any request
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+ that has `force_autoload` set as a parameter (GET or POST), or that has the
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+ `Force-Autoload` header set to something.
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+ If you are live-debugging jQuery ajax requests, this helpful snippet will turn
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  Matches the path of the request via a regular expression.
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- Note that `keep '/stuff'` is just shorthand for `keep :path, /^\/stuff/`. Similarly, `keep /thing/` is shorthand for
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+ Note that `keep '/stuff'` is just shorthand for `keep :path, /^\/stuff/`.
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+ Similarly, `keep /thing/` is shorthand for `keep :path, /thing/`
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- Matches any XHR request (via request.xhr?). The assumption here is that you generally don't live-debug your XHR
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+ License
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+ =======
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- # License
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- rails-dev-tweaks is MIT licensed by Wavii, Inc. http://wavii.com
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+ `rails-dev-tweaks` is MIT licensed by Wavii, Inc. http://wavii.com
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  See the accompanying file, `MIT-LICENSE`, for the full text.
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  - Wavii, Inc.
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  description: A collection of tweaks to improve your Rails (3.1+) development experience.
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  email:
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  homepage: http://wavii.com/
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  summary: A collection of tweaks to improve your Rails (3.1+) development experience.
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