Synvert
synvert = syntax + convert, makes it easy to rewrite ruby code automatically.
synvert is still in alpha stage
synvert supports ruby >= 1.9.3
Installation
Install it using rubygems
$ gem install synvert
Usage
$ synvert -h
Usage: synvert [project_path]
-d, --load SNIPPET_PATHS load additional snippets, snippet paths can be local file path or remote http url
-l, --list list all available snippets
-q, --query QUERY query specified snippets
-s, --show SNIPPET_NAME show specified snippet description
-r, --run SNIPPET_NAMES run specified snippets
e.g.
$ synvert -l
$ synvert -r factory_girl_short_syntax,upgrade_rails_3_2_to_4_0 ~/Sites/railsbp/rails-bestpractices.com
Snippets
name | description |
---|---|
factory_girl_short_syntax | FactoryGirl uses short syntax |
convert_rails_dynamic_finders | Convert rails dynamic finders |
strong_parameters | Use strong_parameters syntax |
upgrade_rails_3_0_to_3_1 | Upgrade rails from 3.0 to 3.1 |
upgrade_rails_3_1_to_3_2 | Upgrade rails from 3.1 to 3.2 |
upgrade_rails_3_2_to_4_0 | Upgrade rails from 3.2 to 4.0, it contains convert_dynamic_finder and strong_parameters snippets |
convert_rspec_be_close_to_be_within | RSpec converts be_close to be_within |
convert_rspec_block_to_expect | RSpec converts block to expect |
convert_rspec_boolean_matcher | RSpec converts boolean matcher |
convert_rspec_collection_matcher | RSpec converts collection matcher |
convert_rspec_its_to_it | RSpec converts its to it |
convert_rspec_message_expectation | RSpec converts message expectation |
convert_rspec_method_stub | RSpec converts method stub |
convert_rspec_negative_error_expectation | RSpec converts negative error expectation |
rspec_new_syntax | Use RSpec new syntax, it contains all convert_rspec_* snippets |
convert_rspec_one_liner_expectation | RSpec converts one liner expectation |
convert_rspec_should_to_expect | RSpec converts should to expect |
convert_rspec_stub_and_mock_to_double | RSpec converts stub and mock to double |
ruby_new_hash_syntax | Ruby uses new hash syntax |
ruby_new_lambda_syntax | Ruby uses new lambda syntax |
Documentation
http://xinminlabs.github.io/synvert/
Contributing
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature
) - Create new Pull Request