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Usage

Generate Onesie template

The first step to adding a onesie is to create a new template task. This can be achieved with either the Rails generator or the Rake task

Rails Generator

API

Usage:
  rails generate onesie:task NAME PRIORITY [options]

Options:
  [--skip-namespace], [--no-skip-namespace]  # Skip namespace (affects only isolated applications)

Runtime options:
  -f, [--force]                    # Overwrite files that already exist
  -p, [--pretend], [--no-pretend]  # Run but do not make any changes
  -q, [--quiet], [--no-quiet]      # Suppress status output
  -s, [--skip], [--no-skip]        # Skip files that already exist

Examples

bundle exec rails generate onesie:task MyTask      # creates a normal priority task
bundle exec rails generate onesie:task MyTask high # creates a high priority task

Rake

API

rake onesie:new[name,priority]         # Generates a new Onesie Task

Examples

bundle exec rake onesie:new['MyTask']        # creates a normal priority task
bundle exec rake onesie:new['MyTask','high'] # creates a high priority task

Write your Onesie Task

The generator will create a onesie template file. The task must include the #run method. Add your code to the new task file.

For details about the Task class and the class macros, see the Task document.

Run the Onesie Task

There are three Rake tasks to assist with running onesies.

rake onesie:run[filename]              # Manually run a specific Onesie Tasks
rake onesie:run_all                    # Run all unprocessed Onesie Tasks
rake onesie:run_tasks[priority_level]  # Run all tasks by priority level

!!! Note Manual tasks must be ran individually with the onesie:run rake task.

Examples

be rake onesie:run['20220105140152_my_task'] # Run 20220105140152_my_task.rb
be rake onesie:run_tasks['high']             # Run all high priority tasks
be rake onesie:run_tasks                     # Run all tasks without priority

Rerunning a Task

During the development process, it may be useful to rerun a Onesie Task. Use the onesie:rerun rake task to:

  • Rerun the most recent Task
  • Specify a Task filename to rerun a specific Task

Examples

bundle exec rake onesie:rerun                           # Reruns the last task
bundle exec rake onesie:rerun['20220105140152_my_task'] # Reruns MyTask

Describe

rake onesies:describe                  # Prints a list of available onesies to run