Switches lets you turn on and off parts of your code from the commandline. There's a defaults.yml and a current.yml in the background. For example: app/models/user.rb after_create :subscribe_email if Switches.campaign_monitor? >> Switches.campaign_monitor? # => false $ rake switches:on[campaign_monitor] >> Switches.campaign_monitor? # => true $ rake switches:reset # goes back to default.yml $ rake switches:diff # shows diff b/w current.yml and default.yml $ rake s:d # alias for switches:diff $ rake s:c # alias for switches:list_current etc. It's inspired by ActiveSupport's StringInquirer (e.g. Rails.development?) and traditional compile-time assertions.

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Authors

Seamus Abshere

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  1. 0.1.7

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      1. 0.1.7 source March 30, 2010 (11 KB)
  2. 0.1.6

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      1. 0.1.6 source November 19, 2009 (10.5 KB)
  3. 0.1.5

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      1. 0.1.5 source November 19, 2009 (11 KB)
  4. 0.1.4

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      1. 0.1.4 source November 18, 2009 (11 KB)
  5. 0.1.3

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      1. 0.1.3 source November 05, 2009 (10.5 KB)
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