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Ruby On Rails Toolbox
This package was created by me for rails developers.
This toolkit includes Generators,Macro, Migration Snippets, Rake Commands (including Capistrano), Reference Sites, RHTML Snippets, and other useful commands.
No commands are mapped to keyboard shortcuts. I can not assure that no shortcuts will be over written. I recommend you add the ones you commonly use to some keyboard shortcut. You can do this by right clicking on the snippet or command ->Properties ->Key bindings.
Download the .kpz. Go to the toolbox menu->Import package. Find the file. Find another folder(Not sure why this is needed. It creates an empty folder). Then click ok. You should now see a Ruby On Rails folder in your side toolbar.
All commands use the current active project as the base directory. I
If something should be added or changed let me know.
For more details read the ABOUT.txt file.
Made with Komodo ide 4.0 linux (64bit), Komodo edit windows (32 bit)
Stephen Becker IV
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| Attachment | Size |
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| RubyOnRails-0.0.1.kpz | 43.57 KB |
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Was there a file attachment for this?
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JeffG | Komodo IDE 4.0 | MacBook Pro OS X Intel / Ubuntu 6.10 i386
The file would help some. Thank you.
How does one install these files into Komodo?
Thanks,
-Conrad
Download the RoR#.kpz. Go to the toolbox menu->Import package. Find the file. Find another folder(Not sure why this is needed. It creates an empty folder). Then click ok. You should now see a RoR folder in your side toolbar.
All commands use the current active project as the base directory. I have not used all the command so please let me know if one is broken or it needs better input.
The macro I wrote Controller<=>View will take you between the two files, but currently I can not find the correct method related to the view in the controller. I will be able to find the correct method in version 4.1 beta 2 (http://support.activestate.com/forum-topic/python-macro-open-file-an)
Thank you
Stephen Becker IV
I just added in snippets to help with migration files. They snippets expect you to use the word table in your create table block, and you highlight the word you want the column name to be. For example I would type and highlight the word name then click the snippet for string.
Let me know if there are any problems or if I should add anything.
Stephen Becker IV
I removed the svn link and updated the text at the top. I think the file uploaded successfully.