`nrb` - Ninja Ruby scripts -

Ninja Ruby scripts with easy persistence for your experimenting needs.

Do you want to work on some idea that's more than a script but you don't want to generate a fully fleged Rails app?

nrb generates a simple scaffold for your script. Complete with autoloading, custom configurations and persistence. Just like a mini rails.

Getting Started

First install the gem:
```
$ gem install nrb
```
Create your new Ninja Ruy project:
```
$ nrb new my-project
```

my-project is your project name.

Change the directory to my-project and start hacking:

$ cd my-project

├── config
│   ├── boot.rb
│   └── nrb.rb
├── db
│   └── config.yml
├── models
├── services
├── Gemfile
├── my-project.rb
├── Rakefile
└── README.md

Your main file is my-project.rb. Add your ideas here. You can also add more gems to the Gemfile and they will be automatically required.

You can also change the config/nrb.rb file to add custom configurations.

Also, everything you add to models and services will be required automatically.

To run your script:
```
$ nrb start
```

And to start the console with your script loaded:

  $ nrb console

Models

You can enjoy all the goodness ActiveRecord provides, outside Rails, and without the bolierplate needed. The commands are almost the same as in Rails.

Create the database:
```
$ rake db:create
```

Create a model:

$ nrb g model user username email

db/migrate
└── 20160311091641_create_users.rb
models
└── user.rb

You can then edit the migration and the model as you please.

Finally run the migration!
```
$ rake db:migrate
```

Services

These are just simple classes with the added benefit of being automatically Required in your main script file (the my-project.rb from the examples above).

To add a service:

    $ nrb g service user_service

    services
    └── user_service.rb

Configuration

You can add or change configurations inside config/nrb.rb:

Nrb.configure do |config|
  # Root of the script folder
  config.root = File.expand_path('..', __dir__)

  # Default directories to autoload_paths
  # config.autoload_paths = %w(models services)

  # My custom config
  config.my_custom_config = :foo
end

You can access them by simply calling: Nrb.config.my_custom_config.

Roadmap

[ ] Add generator for tests.
[x] Add support for custom bundler groups.
[ ] Add ability to change the persistence adapter. Currently sqlite is the default.
[ ] Add ability to skip persistence altogether.