Bash-script for quick upfloat from the Rails subdirectories to RAILSROOT. It can be useful to those who constantly live in the console.
Place cdrails in any dir included in your $PATH.
deep diving (standard Spree-directory):
cd vendor/extensions/site/app/views
quick surface
. cdrails
For convenience possible to make alias and link, something like:
alias cdr=cdrails
ln -s cdrails cdr
And then:
. cdr
It is also possible to jump to Rails-dir without any '../../..', for example:
cd vendor/extensions/site/app/views
. cdr app/views/layouts
Or to special Rails-shortcats:
. cdr migrate
. cdr plugins
etc.
List of shortcats:
- models -> app/models
- controllers -> app/controllers
- helpers -> app/helpers
- views -> app/views
- layouts -> app/views/layouts
- migrate -> db/migrate
- gems -> vendor/gems
- plugins -> vendor/plugins
For details, see code and man bash (about source):
Read and execute commands from filename in the current shell environment and return the exit status of the last command executed from filename.
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