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Sublime Text 2/3 - Rails Related Files
Note: I've never written any Python code before! So feel free to implement best practices and make a pull request.
This plugin allows you to easily navigate your Rails projects by making a few basic assumptions. I wrote this so I didnt have to constantly use the SideBar to lookup files!
Ok, so lets imagine you “right clicked” on the following file/s (Screenshot 2) or by using the “CMD+Shift+O” shortcut (Screenshot 1) it will search for files:
posts_controller.rb
under app/controllers
If it was under the “admin” namespace e.g. app/controllers/admin/posts_controller.rb
then it will look under views/admin/posts/**
and vice versa.
views/posts/** - All files under this folder
models/post** - Models starting with "post"
show.html.erb
under app/views/posts
models/post** - Models starting with "post"
views/posts/** - All files in this folder
assets/javascript/post** - Any javascript file starting with "post"
assets/stylesheets/post** - Any stylesheet file starting with "post"
controllers/post** - Any controller file starting with "post"
post.rb
model under app/models
models/post** - Models starting with "post"
views/posts/** - All files in this folder
views/**/posts/** - All files in this folder (e.g. admin namespace)
controllers/post** - Any controller starting with "post"
controllers/**/post** - Any controller starting with "post" (e.g. admin namespace)
If you want to disable the context menu, just edit the Rails.sublime-settings
file changing “show_context_menu” to false.
Future
Maybe we can extract the possible partials being used in the current file e.g. render "post"
or even render @posts
, we know where to look > app/views/posts/_post
Screenshots
Here I've pressed the shortcut key when looking at the “page.rb” file under models.
Quick Panel
Context Menu
Contributors
- https://github.com/fredwu - Fred Wu - added support for test/spec files
- https://github.com/bratsche - Cody Russell - bug fix
- https://github.com/deiga - Timo Sand - Sublime Menu Entries, Support for helper Files
- https://github.com/nahaylo - Vitaliy Nahaylo - ST3 compatibility fix
Credits
- Python version of Rails Inflector https://bitbucket.org/ixmatus/inflector
- Tiny copy/paste from https://github.com/kemayo/sublime-text-2-git