rb-system-with-aliases - execute system commands with aliases

EXAMPLES

$ chruby --version

$ ruby -e "puts system('chruby --version 2>&1')"
sh: chruby: command not found
false

$ irb
> require 'system_with_aliases'
=> true
> SystemWithAliases::execute('chruby --version')
=> "chruby: 0.3.9\n"

$ system-with-aliases chruby --version
chruby: 0.3.9

HOMEPAGE

https://github.com/mcandre/rb-system-with-aliases

RUBYGEMS

https://rubygems.org/gems/rb-system-with-aliases

ABOUT

By default, system shell commands do not execute with aliases, so commands like chruby --version fail when run indirectly by larger systems like Ruby and Make. systems-with-aliases offers a way to ensure aliases will be interpreted, wherever possible.

REQUIREMENTS

• Ruby 2.0+

INSTALL

$ gem install rb-system-with-aliases

DEVELOPMENT

Checkout a copy of the code, and get the developer dependencies:

$ git clone https://github.com/mcandre/rb-system-with-aliases.git
$ cd rb-system-with-aliases
$ bundle

Test

Ensure the example script works as expected:

$ bundle
$ cucumber

Lint

Keep the code looking good with the linter tools:

$ rake lint

Spell Check

$ aspelllint

Git Hooks

See hooks/.