Commitment
Commitment is Rails::Railtie gem. Commitment provides a series of Rake tasks for Rails applications.
The goal of Commitment is to consolidate common tasks that we use to uphold our software development commitment:
- Code coverage
- Programatic style enforcement
- Vulnerability scans
- Linting
As we work on our code, we want to make sure we are keeping our commitment. If we fail to do so, the build is broken.
Installation
Before you get started, make sure all of your project changes are committed. Commitment doesn't change too many things, but its nice to "install" something into a clean work area.
Now, add this line to your application's Gemfile:
group :development, :test do
gem 'commitment'
end
And then go to your console and cd
into the project. You'll run the following two commands:
$ bundle
$ rails generate commitment:install
Several files will be added to your project. These are configuration files for the underlying tasks that will be run. Other files will be updated so that Commitment can do its job.
The $ rails generate commitment:install
will report as output all files that were changed or updated.
If you started with a clean work area, you can use your version control tools to see what changes were made.
Roadmap
The Commitment gem presently does not make its own commitments. I'd like to fix that.
Other Items:
- Add
build-multi-commit-message
script to help with pull requests - Add scripts to help build consistent identifiers (as per Sipity and CurateND)
- Add license_finder as part of the build process