Local Script Management System Using Rake (是不是为记不住经常用的脚本和配置而烦恼！ 让Peony把你的脚本和配置记录下来。)

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'peony'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install peony

Peony inherits from Rake, and added many useful methods for you to write rake scripts.

	set :from, "Jack"
	set :to, "Tom"
	
	namespace :hello do
	  task :run do
	    run "echo '#{from} say hello to #{to}.'"
	  end
	end

peony hello:run
#Jack say hello to Tom
peony hello:run from=James
#James say hello to Tom 

If you want to run nginx server on your local server, you can add the following to your Rakefile

	set :base_dir, "/u"
    set :www_http_port, 80
    set :www_paths, {
      "/homebrew" => "/Library/Caches/Homebrew"
    }
    set :nginx, "/usr/local/bin/nginx"
    

Execute the following commands

peony nginx:init
peony nginx:www:init
peony nginx:www:start

Then you can check the http://localhost/homebrew

Maybe you just want to use rake, all you just want to use some recipes of peony, you can just add the following code to your Rakefile

require 'peony'
require 'peony/rake'

spec = Gem::Specification.find_by_name("peony")
modules = ["#{spec.gem_dir}/recipes/nginx.rake", "#{spec.gem_dir}/recipes/nginx/www.rake"]
modules.each do|f|
  load f
end

  |--peony_root
     |--Rakefile
     |--recipes
        |--nginx.rake
        |--pgsql.rake
        |--...
     |--templates
        |--nginx.conf.erb
        |--pgsql.conf.erb
        |--...

if you want to run peony command in any directory, you can add peony_root to your environment.

export peony_root=/u/bin

  |--u
    |--bin
    |--etc
       |--my.cnf
       |--nginx
       |--mongo
       |--httpd
       |--elasticsearch
       |--...
    |--share
       |--apache-tomcat-6.0.32
       |--php-5.3.10
       |--...
    |--var
       |--data
          |--mysql
          |--pgsql
          |--mongo
          |--elasticsearch
          |--redis
       |--log
       |--run
       |--tmp
       |--www

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request