Run only changed specs in project
Ever wanted to run only changed specs in project (or specs corresponding to changed files)? Now you can: https://github.com/pr0d1r2/plexus/blob/master/bash_profile.d/bersc.sh
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Run only changed specs in project
Ever wanted to run only changed specs in project (or specs corresponding to changed files)? Now you can: https://github.com/pr0d1r2/plexus/blob/master/bash_profile.d/bersc.sh
NASK EPP for Ruby
Just released NASK EPP for Ruby. It allows you to become registrar for polish domains working as partner to NASK. See: https://github.com/doubledrones/nask_epp
parallel_tests with multitenancy on guard
Recently i managed to run parallel_test on guard. It results in pull request: https://github.com/guard/guard-rspec/pull/325
App i worked with is multitenant. To make `apartment` gem work nicely with `parallel_tests` i needed to use this: https://github.com/grosser/parallel_tests/issues/246#issuecomment-112065826
Achievement Unlocked: Homebrew Contributor
Yesterday my pull request got merged into official Homebrew: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/commit/f3af368620e04f6a7fb07464a9b50177e4e71efb
Whole process gave me some insights to speed up process:
1) Add testing block to your formula, preferably with desired client usage scenarios: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/commit/f3af368620e04f6a7fb07464a9b50177e4e71efb#diff-2b9ccf49db6a51f3d06316a72a5a2e76R45
2) Before submitting use following command to conform to conventions: `brew audit --strict formulaname.rb`
3) Before submitting run tests: `brew test formulaname.rb --verbose`
4) When testing use `assert_*` unit test commands (note that some of them are not included, so for example use `assert_match` instead of `assert_include` to not need to include anything, see: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/commit/f3af368620e04f6a7fb07464a9b50177e4e71efb#diff-2b9ccf49db6a51f3d06316a72a5a2e76R85)
5) It is convenient to use separate “contrib” repo for testing (to have history of changes in development): https://github.com/pr0d1r2/homebrew-contrib/blob/master/gitup.rb
See complete discussion under pull request for more details: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/pull/39986
Learning AngularJS
After having full day of consuming materials about AngularJS it ended as i supposed it will end. It is 3:30am, i cannot sleep constantly thinking about doing something in it. It all begun with simple question from potential client on monday: “Are you familiar with angular too?”. Having past experience with learning BackboneJS from scratch within a week and building complete iPad app with it i decided to give it a try. Most important question is still the case: “what to do next?”.
So i started to google for “open source written in angular”. Following to “http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16416135/is-there-some-open-source-web-application-using-angularjs” i found to look at “https://builtwith.angularjs.org” with selecting tags “Open Source” and “Rails”. What i found is nice traveling application which i decided to make pull request to: https://github.com/danecjensen/mywanderlust
In issues (https://github.com/danecjensen/mywanderlust/issues/2) i found “Clicking destination opens modal more in depth view of destination.” so i decided to give it a try.
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Result of development: https://github.com/danecjensen/mywanderlust/pull/5/files
dir_checksum - Simple script for making checksums of directories
Simple free disk space check with Ruby
I just have released gem to check free disk space on filesystems: https://github.com/pr0d1r2/free_disk_space
tor support for bittorrent download client for ruby
Just added tor support to bittorrent download client for ruby. See:https://github.com/pr0d1r2/ruby_bittorrent
bittorrent download client for ruby
Just released bittorrent download client for ruby. It is CLI for aria2 package. See: https://github.com/pr0d1r2/ruby_bittorrent
My new sounds:
My new sounds:
Second track, 135 BPM progpsy alike with experimental synth.
My first Fullon Psytrance track.
Creating Gentoo VirtualBox baseboxes with veewee
Last days i have researched building Gentoo VirtualBox baseboxes with veewee. It resulted with accepted pull request with complete 64-bit Gentoo basebox definition.
veewee
Gentoo git-annex installation script
After some struggling with getting git-annex on Gentoo i succeeded. You can get build script from:
gentoo-git-annex-installer
Capistrano deployable postgres synchronisation of two databases
Yesterdays research results in complete solution for two postgres databases synchronisation. Enjoy :)
rubyrep_example
Capistrano with RVM and Bundler made easy.
Yesterday i was extracting some useful capistrano recipes to use with home dir rvm-budler application installations. Have a nice development :)
capistrano-ext-rvm
capistrano-ext-rvm-bundler