On 1 May 2008, at 16:00, 21croissants wrote:
> You're right and one of my next action will be to create a gem so it
> can be
> use in any ruby project, I will keep the Rails plugin of course.
Cool, be sure to post here when you've gemified it :)
> At the moment, you can write :
>
> require ... specific your location ... +
> '/lib/dont_repeat_yourself/reporter'
>
> dry_reporter = DontRepeatYourself::Reporter.new
> dry_reporter.configure_simian_for_ruby_project("/home/jeanmichel/
> ruby/projects/dry-report/rails_plugin/vendor/plugins/
> dont_repeat_yourself")
> dry_reporter.html_rails_report
>
> It will generate the report (HTML, Textmate) in a file called
> DRY_report.html at the root folder of your rails app.
>
> I reckon this is not very handy - you need to create a Rails project
> and
> install the plugin - but it will soon improve!
As a spoilt Rails developer I demand that everything written in Ruby
works magically whatever I am doing :o)
This reminds me a bit of a time when I created a Rails project just to
use AR migrations. I think I'll wait for now until there is a gem
version.
Just out of curiosity, have you run your DRY reporter against the
Rails code itself? Might be interesting to see the results...
Ashley
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