The Tryrb Gem

Create and execute a temp file by one command.

Installation

$ gem install tryrb

Maybe you often try ruby scripts like this:

$ cd ~/tmp
$ vim foooooooo.rb
$ ruby foooooooo.rb

You have to change working directory, figure out a name, finally try to find the right file to run.It's bothering!

But this gem provide an easy way to do this.

$ tryrb c(reate)
# Editing ruby code
$ tryrb e(xec)

A file named, for exmaple, 201401010909.rb will be created and executed.

More options:

Specify a name

$ tryrb create foo

A file named, for exmaple, 201401010909_foo.rb will be created.

Last one file in your temp dir

$ tryrb exec

The last one file containing foo

$ tryrb exec foo

Nth from the bottom file

$ tryrb exec -l n

Nth from the bottom file containing name foo

$ tryrb exec -l n foo

You can configure your editor and temp directory via a file in ~/.tryrbrc, it looks like this:

tmp_dir: ~/tmp/tryrb
editor: vim

So that the file your create will be created using vim in ~/tmp/tryrb directory.

c is alias of create, and e is alias of exec.

$ tryrb help command

The command is create, c, exec or e for the moment.

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