tinynumbers / plur

Opinionated development workflow and commonly used tools for Ruby on Rails based development.

Plur

Opinionated development workflow and commonly used tools for Ruby on Rails based development.

Installation

As usual, add the Plur into your Gemfile:

gem 'plur'

Usage

Currently there are two parts on Plur, deployment and helper:

Deployment

If you're using Capistrano, Figaro, Foreman, and deploy it into Ubuntu box or any OS that use Upstart, then you're on right track :)

# deploy.rb
require 'plur/capistrano'

#
## Below is the default value, I mean you don't need write these, except you are differ.
#

# foreman
set :foreman_format,      "upstart"
set :foreman_location,    "/etc/init"
set :foreman_procfile,    "Procfile"
set :foreman_root,        release_path
set :foreman_port,        5000
set :foreman_app,         application
set :foreman_user,        user
set :foreman_log,         'shared_path/log'
set :foreman_concurrency, false

# figaro
set :figaro_yaml,     true
set :figaro_symlink,  true
set :figaro_output,   'shared_path/application.yml'
set :figaro_config,   'latest_release/config/application.yml'

# upstart
set :service_name, application

If you like to locally precompile assets to reduce load on server, you can add:

# deploy.rb
require 'plur/capistrano/local'

Helpers

By default Plur will install several helpers, see view.rb:

- current_locale
- rtl_locales
- rtl?
- orientation
- notifications
- namespace_name
- body_attributes
- build_html

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request