Rails Plugin Tool v0.2.1

27 Oct 2006

I have just pushed out RaPT v0.2.1. New in this release is the ability to search the Rails plugin directory from the command line.

For example, rapt search authenticated would return you a list of plugins matching that search from the directory, with links back to the directory for more info and with URLs to the subversion repositories. The repository URLs can be used as the argument for rapt install [URL]. Now any plugin (that’s listed in the directory — 395 of them at the moment) is easily accessible without having to discover or even open a web browser.

Install via gem install rapt or head to the RaPT site to download a copy.

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Rails Plugins Made Even Easier (08:22:54) :

[...] Ben’s Blog Entry on RaPT RaPT @ RubyForge [...]

Find and install Rails plugins in the plugin directory (21:33:06) :

[...] Check out his post about the update [...]

BenCurtis.com » Blog Archive » Install Rails Plugins from TextMate (07:28:01) :

[...] When in Ruby on Rails mode in TextMate and editing a file that’s part of a Rails application, use ^| to pull up a list of Rails actions and choose 2 to install a plugin. You’ll get a text box and a “Go” button. Enter your search text in the box, click the button, and you’ll run a search against the plugin directory at AgileWebDevelopment.com. For each search result you get back, you’ll get links to the plugin’s home page, to the plugin’s SVN repository, and for installing the plugin. Click that last link and the plugin will be installed. Now you don’t even have to use RaPT. :) [...]