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# require 'merb'
class MigrationGenerator < RubiGen::Base

  default_options :author => nil

  attr_reader :name

  def initialize(runtime_args, runtime_options = {})
    super
    usage if args.empty?
    @name = args.shift
    extract_options
  end

  def manifest
    unless @name
      puts banner
      exit 1
    end
    record do |m|
      # Ensure appropriate folder(s) exists
      m.directory 'schema/migrations'

      # Create stubs
      highest_migration = Dir[Dir.pwd+'/schema/migrations/*'].map{|f| File.basename(f) =~ /^(\d+)/; $1}.max
      filename = format("%03d_%s", (highest_migration.to_i+1), @name.snake_case)
      m.template "new_migration.erb", "schema/migrations/#{filename}.rb", :assigns => { :class_name => @name , :number => (highest_migration.to_i+1) }

    end
  end

  protected
    def banner
      <<-EOS
Creates a new migration for merb using DataMapper

USAGE: #{$0} #{spec.name} NameOfMigration

Example:
  #{$0} #{spec.name} AddPeople

  If you already have 3 migrations, this will create the AddPeople migration in
  schema/migration/004_add_people.rb
EOS
    end

    def add_options!(opts)
      # opts.separator ''
      # opts.separator 'Options:'
      # For each option below, place the default
      # at the top of the file next to "default_options"
      # opts.on("-a", "--author=\"Your Name\"", String,
      #         "Some comment about this option",
      #         "Default: none") { |options[:author]| }
      # opts.on("-v", "--version", "Show the #{File.basename($0)} version number and quit.")
    end

    def extract_options
      # for each option, extract it into a local variable (and create an "attr_reader :author" at the top)
      # Templates can access these value via the attr_reader-generated methods, but not the
      # raw instance variable value.
      # @author = options[:author]
    end
end

Version data entries

1 entries across 1 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
merb_datamapper-0.9.3	datamapper_generators/migration/migration_generator.rb