lib/daigaku/terminal/welcome.rb in daigaku-0.3.0 vs lib/daigaku/terminal/welcome.rb in daigaku-0.4.0

- old
+ new

@@ -1,24 +1,23 @@ module Daigaku module Terminal - class Welcome include Terminal::Output def self.run - self.new.run + new.run end def self.about - self.new.about + new.about end def run empty_line say Terminal.text :welcome empty_line - say "For now, let's setup the daigaku paths." + say 'For now, let’s setup the daigaku paths.' Daigaku::Terminal::Setup.new.init show_setup_list_announcement show_courses_list_announcement @@ -35,64 +34,63 @@ def about empty_line say Terminal.text :about empty_line - say %x{daigaku help} + say `daigaku help` end private def show_setup_list_announcement command = 'daigaku setup list' text = [ - "The courses path and solutions path have been added to your settings.", + 'The courses path and solutions path have been added to your settings.', "Just list your current settings with the \"#{command}\" command:" ].join("\n") get_command(command, text) end def show_courses_list_announcement command = 'daigaku courses list' text = [ "Well done. Now, type \"#{command}\" to see what courses are", - "available in your daigaku folder:" + 'available in your daigaku folder:' ].join("\n") get_command(command, text) end def show_courses_download_announcement command = 'daigaku courses download' text = [ - "Oh! You don't have any courses, yet?", + 'Oh! You don’t have any courses, yet?', "Just enter \"#{command}\" to download the basic Daigaku course:" ].join("\n") get_command(command, text) end def show_solutions_open_announcement command = 'daigaku solutions open' text = [ - "When downloading a course, Daigaku scaffolds empty solution files", + 'When downloading a course, Daigaku scaffolds empty solution files', "for your code on the fly.\n", "Type \"#{command}\" to open your solutions folder:" ].join("\n") get_command(command, text) end def show_learn_announcement command = 'daigaku learn' text = [ - "Congratulations! You learned the first steps of using daigaku.", + 'Congratulations! You learned the first steps of using daigaku.', "To continue and start learning Ruby type \"#{command}\":" ].join("\n") get_command(command, text) end end - end end