Diesel

Diesel gives your Rails engines power.

It makes it easier to have your Engine provide generators like:

An "install" generator like "rails g clearance:install"
A "features" generator like "rails g clearance:features"
A "views" generator like "rails g clearance:views"

It makes it easier to test your Engine with Cucumber stories like:

Scenario: generate a Rails app, run the generates, and run the tests
  When I successfully run `bundle exec rails new testapp`
  And I cd to "testapp"
  And I add the "cucumber-rails" gem
  And I add the "capybara" gem
  And I add the "rspec-rails" gem
  And I add the "database_cleaner" gem
  And I add the "diesel" gem
  And I add the "myengine" gem from this project
  And I reset the Bundler environment variable
  And I run `bundle install --local`
  And I successfully run `bundle exec rails generate cucumber:install`
  And I successfully run `bundle exec rails generate myengine:install`
  And I successfully run `bundle exec rails generate myengine:features`
  And I successfully run `bundle exec rake db:migrate --trace`
  And I successfully run `bundle exec rake --trace`
  Then the output should contain "1 scenario (1 passed)"
  And the output should not contain "Could not find generator"

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Diesel is maintained and funded by thoughtbot, inc

Thank you to all the contributors!

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