On Github akhilstanislavose / pry-presentation
August 4, 2012 akhil stanislavose - akhil@mobme.in
Pry is a powerful alternative to the standard IRB shell for Ruby.
def my_method # some super code # break point binding.pry # more super code end
# cd into a module, class, or an object. [1] pry(main)> cd String [2] pry(main)> cd Enumerable [3] pry(main)> cd "Hi, I am a String object" # ls the current context [4] pry(String)> ls # list only sigleton instance methods [5] pry(String)> ls -qm
# Search for a method [1] pry(main)> find-method method_name [Scope] # Get documentation for a method/class/module [2] pry(main)> show-doc String::tabelize [3] pry(main)> stat String::tabelize # Show source of a method/class/module [4] pry(main)> show-source String::tabelize
# Show the input buffer [1] pry(main)> show-input # Edit a line in input buffer [2] pry(main)> amend-line [line_no|startln..endln] new line # Delete a line in input buffer [3] pry(main)> amend-line line_no [line_no|startln..endln] ! # Fire up your editor to enter long code in to console [4] pry(main)> edit # Show history [4] pry(main)> history [--tail | --head | --replay]
# exectue any commad in shell from pry [1] pry(main)> .<any-shell-cpmmand> [2] pry(main)> .ls # String interpolation in shell commands [3] pry(main)> .cd #{dir_path} # PRYs own cat with syntax highlight for source files [4] pry(main)> cat source.rb # Use shell-mode to make your prompt more like you shell prompt [4] pry(main)> shell-mode
(Questions ?)