I updated airake to work on windows (thanks Todd). Instead of using system (or %x), I am trying IO.popen:
IO.popen(@cmd) do |f| @output = f.read @process = Process.waitpid2(f.pid)[1] end
and in windows you’ll need to cmd.exe /c it:
@cmd = RUBY_PLATFORM =~ /win32/ ? "cmd.exe /c #{cmd}" : cmd
This thread was helpful and I popened a new airake/runner.rb version. The FCSH daemon still doesn’t work in windows yet.
airake gives you tasks for compiling, debugging, testing and packaging Adobe AIR applications. It also has a basic project generator/scaffold. All this was made possible because of the prolific newgem and rubigen gems.
To get started, checkout airake.rubyforge.org
The tasks and project might be a little Flex specific (cause of the particular project we are working on), so feel free to poke around or contribute back. Also I only tested it on MacOSX.
Some of the FCSH (flex compiler shell) daemon and wrappers are from the Sprout project, so be sure to check them out.
I work on a very large rails project, and rake test has become unruly mostly due to the size of our codebase. Anyway, I wrote this task to run only the tests in the products/namespace I work on.
rake test:products PRODUCTS=product1,product2
Runs all unit tests in test/**/product1/*test*.rb, test/**/product2/*test*.rb
The task:
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namespace :test do task :products do raise "Usage: rake test:products PRODUCTS=product1,product2" if ENV['PRODUCTS'].blank? products = ENV['PRODUCTS'].split(/,/) files = [] products.each do |product| dir = "#{RAILS_ROOT}/test/**/#{product}" files += FileList["#{dir}/*test*.rb"] end test_task = Rake::TestTask.new("test_products") do |t| t.libs << "test" t.test_files = files t.verbose = true end task("test_products").execute end end |
There is probably an easier way, but this works for me. Also I wouldn’t mind someone patching rake to accept opts style arguments, like –opt=blah, or -o blah. The ENV stuff seems really not so friendly.
