RailsGoToSpec
Sublime Text 3 plug-in for going to Rails spec file
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Rails Go to Spec
A Sublime Text 3 plug-in. From a .rb file this plug-in will open the relevant spec. If the spec doesn't exist it asks if it should be created.
Only supports _spec.rb files at the moment.
Installation
Using Sublime Package Control http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/package_control
Install rails_go_to_spec
By default, specs are assumed to live in “/spec”, but if you have a nonstandard location, you can override with the “go_to_spec_directory” setting in your preferences.
Usage
- Run from menu > Goto > Rails Go to Spec
- Default key binding is command + shift + y
- Or run from command palette 'Rails Go to Spec'
Dev
git clone git@github.com:sporto/rails_go_to_spec.git RailsGoToSpec
Testing
python resolver_test.py
Acknowledgements
Thanks to reInteractive for providing the time to work on this.