On Rails3, I have multiple gems which by default rely on YAML config files placed in conf/gem1.yml
, conf/gem2.yml
, etc; these files should not be checked into source control as they have user-specific values such as secret tokens.
I'm looking for a way for each gem to define a generator that will create an initial version of that file for each dev to modify afterwards, and have those generators registered somehow so they can all be run by invoking a single command.
For example, I'd like gem1, gem2 and gem3 to define gem1:config
, gem2:config
and gem3:config
generators, as well as a shared gems:all_config
. So if I include gem1
and gem2
in my project, I automatically have the gems:all_config
generator that will invoke gem1:config
and gem2:config
; if I add gem3 later, gem3:config
is automatically appended to the call to gems:all_config
.
Any ideas on how to implement this cleanly? I've been playing around with hook_for
with no success so far, as it seems to be designed for a different use case.
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