ln -s “/Applications/Sublime Text.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl” /usr/local/bin/sublime


$ npm set progress=false
$ npm install #faster


Installing Rubocop and Overcommit

Install gems

$ gem install rubocop $ gem install overcommit

sets up githooks

$ overcommit –install

Sign changes to overcommit.yml

$ overcommit –sign

Run Rubocop against project

Displays Filename, line and description of error

$ rubocop

Rubocop Output

Symbol Description

. No issues

C Convention

E Error

F Fatal error

W Warning

Output offense name and count

$ rubocop –format offenses

Show cop definition

$ rubocop –show-cop Style/ZeroLengthPredicate

List all cops with description, key/values and link to style guide

$ rubocop –show-cops

Output offense name and count

$ rubocop –format offenses

Run a specific cop against project

$ rubocop –only Style/StringLiterals

Check a specific file with all cops

$ rubocop ./app/models/app_namespace/api/v1/saved_calendar.rb

Check a specific file with all cops

$ rubocop ./app/models/app_namespace/api/v1/saved_calendar.rb –only Style/StringLiterals

Check a specific file output errors as json

$ rubocop –format json app/models/app_namespace/api/v1/project.rb

Auto-correct with a specific cop

$ rubocop –auto-correct –only RedundantParentheses

Output offenses w formatted suggestion,

url to additional comments / example

$ rubocop –display-style-guide

Displays Filename, line and description of error

With url to documentation for this cop

$ rubocop –display-style-guide –display-cop-names

Show code correctness

$ rubocop –lint

List Files

$ rubocop –list-target-files

In the instance of a Merge, it may be required to Skip RuboCop

$ SKIP=RuboCop git commit -am “Merge”

Generate todo list / Turn off all cops

$ rubocop –auto-gen-config

Get all methods on a class.

It’s a long list..

puts ClassName.methods.sort.join("\n").to_s+"\n\n"

Does table exist

def self.table_exists?(name)
ActiveRecord::Base.connection.tables.include?(name)
end

Does column exist

if table_exists?(:profile) && !TableName.column_names.include?("url")
add_column :profile, :url, :string
end


When you don’t remember the branch name.. 🙁

$ git for-each-ref --sort=-committerdate refs/heads/ --format='%(committerdate:short) %(authorname) %(refname:short)'

$ git log -p --all -S 'string to search'

$ git log -p --all -G '(reg-ex-to-use.*)'