- Ruby on Rails
- Ruby on Rails and Ruby support for Nova editor.
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This extension is allowed to:
- Read & Write Files
- Launch Subprocesses
Readme
Ruby on Rails for Nova
Provides Ruby on Rails support for Panic's Nova text editor.
NOTICE: From
v7.0
the extension has joined the Nova Ruby project (see below). That means it does not come with Solargraph and Rubocop support anymore. Check the new and improved Solargraph extension for that.From now on various parts of this project, not directly related with Rails, will be extracted into dedicated extensions.
Features
- erb tag switching
- quick list and jump to migrations
- jump to latest migration
- migrate and rollback database
- open alternate files
- go to alternate files
- preview mailers
- search on various documentations
- Rails task templates
- kill puma server (useful after crash)
- update Stimulus manifest
- pin and unpin from importmap
- quick jump to Rails routes and properties pages
- sidebar with Rails notes and info
- clips for Ruby, Rails and erb
Check out the Wiki for a complete reference and user guide.
The Nova Ruby project
The extension is part of the Nova Ruby project. A set of extensions specifically designed to work well together, with the goal of improving the Ruby experience in Nova editor.
Project extensions:
- Ruby on Rails (this very extension)
- Solargraph
- Ruby Debug
- HTML Beautifier
- Bridgetown
Special Thanks
Thanks to @devjah, @jonathanpike and @Wylan for their work on different extensions which have been integrated in this suite.
Changelog
Version 8.0
FEAT
- Add Preview mailer command
IMPROVE
- Improve related files command by looking for mailers and locales files
Version 7.0
FEAT
- Add Show Related Files command
- Add StimulusJS outlets Clips
IMPROVE
- Remove Solargraph and Rubocop in favor of the new and improved Solargraph extension
- Remove Bridgetown template task in favor of the new and improved Bridgetown extension
FIX
- Change Ruby clip shortcut with an available one
- Use the new
hotwired.dev
domain for documentation by @gobijan in #33 and #34
Version 6.2
IMPROVE
- Update task-bridgetown icons to avoid a resizing issue
Version 6.1
FIX
- Prevent "do" and "do (yield)" clips to popup when typing "end"
- Update noteParts regexp to handle Notes with empty comments by @hmaddocks
Version 6.0
FEAT
- Improved RuboCop support with autocorrect commands, fix on save and offenses list
REFACTOR
- Update extension structure to not use npm
- Update extension icons
Fix
- Resolved a parsing issue of Rails Notes with "/" in it
- Removed an error-prone option from task templates
Version 5.2
FIX
- When rails notes/about fails to run, save the error output and return it in the Extension error logs
Version 5.1
FIX
- Fixed an issue with Rails Notes regex pattern
Version 5.0
FEATURES
- Replaced the automatically provided Rails server task with an optional Task template
- Added new Rails server task template (equivalent to bin/dev)
- Added new Bridgetown task template with Run, Build and Clean command
DOCS
- Added a tutorial for installing and configuring Solargraph
Version 4.0
FEATURES
- Added new Rails Notes sidebar
REFACTOR
- Improved code quality and style
Version 3.3
FIX
- Honor both Gemfile as well as gems.rb for Rails project detection
Version 3.2
FIX
- Remove JS private methods in classes for compatibility reasons
Version 3.1
FIX
- Fixed an issue with the importmaps commands and multiple packages
Version 3.0
FEATURES
- Added new commands for pinning and unpinning packages from importmap
- Added new Clips for ERB, Ruby and Rails based on DHH Ruby bundle for TextMate
DOCS
- Streamlined and updated the README.
Version 2.0
FEATURES
- Added new Clips and updated existing ones to follow Stimulus v3.0.0
- Added new command for updating Stimulus manifest (./bin/rails stimulus:manifest:update)
- Added new commands for opening rails/info/routes and rails/info/properties
FIX
- Fixed an issue where isRailsProject wasn't detecting projects created with Rails 7.0
Version 1.0
FEATURES
- Added Solargraph support with relative settings
Version 0.9
DOCS
- Added extension icon in the README
- Added StimulusJS as keyword
- Exited from Alpha stage
Version 0.8 - Alpha
FEATURES
- Added a Version Checker for notify user of background updates
Version 0.7 - Alpha
FEATURES
- Added new Clips for Stimulus in HTML (100% coverage). Every Clip uses official naming conventions for placeholders, suggesting you the correct text format (camelCase, kebab-case, etc).
IMPROVE
- Clean up console logs of the ERB Tag Switcher for production
Version 0.6 - Alpha
FEATURES
- Added a command for killing Puma server processes
- Added a command for applying the latest migration
- Added a command for applying a rollback
- Added a command for opening the Extension Wiki
Version 0.5 - Alpha
FEATURES
- Added Rails project detection
- Added Rails Server Task
- Added Rails About sidebar
- Added Rails Documentation search
- Added Rails list and last migration commands
- Added Rails alternate file command
- Added Erb Tag Switcher
- Added Status Notifications
License
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2021 Tommaso Negri
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