This guide is designed for beginners who want to get started with a Rails application from scratch.
#RUBYMINE RUBY ON RAILS TUTORIAL CODE#
Some of the code shown here will not work in older versions of Rails. It was this harvest that made me more familiar with rake during my research.This Guide is based on Rails 2.3. Until now, I wasn't particularly conscious of Rakefile, and when I investigated this time, I knew its role.
Where on earth are Railsways tasks performed? Summary I thought I was using Run Anything internally, but maybe it's different. In addition, Run Anything could be run without the Rakefile in the project root with the -f flag. It was useless to specify it with an absolute path.
I specified the Rake file with the -f option, but why. No Rakefile found (looking for: rakefile, Rakefile, rakefile.rb, Rakefile.rb) I changed the content to -f path_to_your_rails_root / Rakefile rouets so that rake -f path_to_your_rails_root / Rakefile rouets is executed, but I get the following error. Therefore, at first I thought that it could be dealt with by changing this execution command, but it was impossible. Additional Informationīy the way, Railsways execution tasks can be changed in the settings.īy default, it is routes, and you can see that the command is executed by giving rake as a prefix. I didn't want to let go of Railways when developing it, and I was wondering if it could be done. If you open the backend directory with RubyMine, it will work, but if you do that, it will be difficult to access other directories and it will be less convenient. In this state, Railways did not work and I was in trouble. Then, until now, the project root directory = Rials root, but the configuration is as follows. However, when adding a front end or Terraform to an application, I wanted to manage the directories separately. Personally, Railways was very useful and I used it a lot. There was also a description of this in the official help.
Therefore, if you want to run the rake command with Run Anything, you need to create a Rakefile in the project root directory. Ĭommand execution with Run Anything is done in the project root directory. The Railsways plugin runs rake routes internally, which seems to use the RubyMine API. Require_relative 'path_to_your_rails_app_root/config/application' #Below is the application from the project root directory to the Rails root directory.Specify the relative path to rb # for example lib/tasks/capistrano.rake, and they will automatically be available to Rake. # Add your own tasks in files placed in lib/tasks ending in. Create a Rakefile in the project root directory.
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