RUBY-BEAUTIFY

NAME

ruby-beautify, rbeautify − CLI binary that will pretty up Ruby code

SYNOPSIS

ruby−beautify [−hVts] [−c <count>] [−−overwrite] [<file>...]

rbeautify [−hVts] [−c <count>] [−−overwrite] [<file>...]

OPTIONS

−h

Show some help.

−V, −−version

Show version.

−t, −−tabs

Use tab(s) as indent character.

−s, −−spaces

Use space(s) as indent character.

−c <count>, −−indent_count <count>

Count of characters to use for indenting.

−−overwrite

Overwrites file(s) in place. It won’t overwrite files that fail syntax check.

<file>...

Pretty up provided file(s).

If it is run without specifying a filename, it will read from STDIN.

CONFIGURATION FILE

Options presented above can be set inside a configuration file named .ruby−beautify. It can be placed anywhere up in the directory tree. Options need to be separated by a new line and options that use parameter value require "=" to be added between parameter name and the value.

HISTORY

The original analyzer that ruby−beautify was based on is available at: http://www.arachnoid.com/ruby/rubyBeautifier.html.

Original work is based on sublime−text2 plugin: https://github.com/CraigWilliams/BeautifyRuby which was cleaned up and made suitable for use directly in a shell.

Ruby−beautify was recently re−written to use the stdlib ripper gem to do the lexical analyzing. Consequently all of the old legacy code was dropped.

AUTHOR

Ernie Brodeur <ebrodeur@ujami.net>

This manpage was written by Tomasz Nitecki <tnnn@tnnn.pl> based on the original README.md.

DATE

2015−04−09