How to script/destroy a model? Follow
I love how easy it is to run a generator from RubyMine. However, it is never easy for me to undo it if needed. I always end up going out to the console to do it.
Is there an easy way to run the script/destroy process from within RubyMine?
NOTE: I'm using Ubuntu 9.10, RubyMine 2.0.1.
I have tried Tools > "Run Rails Script..." but I can't get this to work. I read the RubyMine help and follow the instructions but it still doesn't work.
Lets assume I have a model called Post. From the command-line I would enter "ruby script/destroy model Post"
Example 1:
- Tools > "Run Rails Script..."
- Script: destroy model Post
- Result: "Unable to execute Rails script. Script "destroy model Post" not found!"
Example 2:
- Tools > "Run Rails Script..."
- Script: destroy
- Result: Run Rails Script tab appears and the "destroy" scripts help on usage appears.
Is it broken or am I missing something? Is it planned to make running reverse generators easier?
Thanks,
-Mark E.
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Hello Mark,
You were pretty close to the correct variant.
Run Rails Script dialog has 2 fields: Script and Arguments. You should fill in both of them.
Regards,
Oleg
Ah.... thanks for the clarification! Now it looks obvious.
-Mark E.
This apparently does not work with Rails 3.X as script folder does not contain destroy script in project
How to execute rails commands then?
I found the way by selecting script/rails in the dialog and then typing
"destroy model bla-bla"
Why then bother with UI if it requires so much typing? May be easier just allow to start a console from command root inside IDE and allow to type
rails destroy model bla-bla
It looks more natural and will save time