in.yml

# TODO - pry-disasm

pry-theme:
  commands: [ pry-theme ]
  desc: Alternative syntax highlighting.
  use cases:
    - Being more snazzy
    - Making pry more like your editor, so you can scan more easily.
  url: https://github.com/kyrylo/pry-theme

pry-pretty-numeric:
  desc: >-
    A very simple, but nice, plugin. Turns 12345689 into 12_345_689 on output
    (Which is legal Ruby input).
  use cases:
    - Any time you have big numbers.
  url: https://github.com/genki/pry-pretty-numeric

pry-syntax-hacks:
  commands: []
  desc: >-
    Cirwin's wild bag of tricks. The caveat is that it's pretty wild and
    tricky - especially since input with `@`s can get rewritten as an
    instance_variable_get. Still, this is only a matter of understanding the
    dialect used, and adapting accordingly.
  use cases:
    - Direct member access; User.new.@secret_password
    - Calling private methods; User.new.!hash_password('foo')
    # TODO: - %w(foo@bar.com biz@buz.com).map &User.:find_by_email
    - Accessing Pry outer bindings; cd (a = Object.new)  then  puts ../a
  url: https://github.com/ConradIrwin/pry-syntax-hacks#readme

pry-highlight:
  commands: [ '>>' ]
  desc: Reformat strings with pretty-printing. Auto-detects JSON/XML/Ruby.
  use cases:
    - After a method produces ugly XML, do ">>" by itself to see it prettied.
    - Pass in the string as an arg, e.g., >> '{"a":1}'
    - Pass in any Ruby as an arg, >> File.read("/var/www/foo.html")
    # TODO - >> -t javascript "function hi() { return 'bye' }")
  url: https://github.com/ConradIrwin/pry-highlight#readme

pry-editline:
  desc: >-
    Pop the current line into a text editor. In tpope's words, "Whenever I'm
    using IRB or Pry, my editor always feels too far away. Yes, there are
    [ways to] spawn an editor and evaluate the result, but that's not what I
    need. Usually I'm about 80 characters or so into a hairy one-liner when I
    think, "you know, I really wish I was in Vim right about now." In Bash,
    one can load the current command line into an editor with C-x C-e. And
    now, you can do so in IRB and Pry."
  use cases:
    - Ctrl+x, Ctrl+e or Ctrl+o  (if in Emacs mode or Vi Insert Mode)
    - v or o (if in Vi Normal Mode)
  url: https://github.com/tpope/pry-editline

pry-git:
  commands: [ 'git add', 'git blame', 'git diff' ]
  desc: Method-level git commands.
  use cases:
    - Blame/diff a specific method.
  url: https://github.com/pry/pry-git

pry-developer_tools:
  commands: [ define-command, edit-command, reload-command ]
  desc: Mostly for Pry/Pry Plugin development, but can be useful interactively.
  use cases:
    - define-command 'r', 'rerun' do run 'history --replay -1' end
    - reload-command show-method
    - edit-command show-method
    - edit-command -p show-method
  url: https://github.com/pry/pry-developer_tools

#pry-autopilot:
#  commands: []
#  desc: Script pry to do whatever you want.
#  use cases:
#    - Automatically 'next' until it finds itself inside program code, (rather than gem/stdlib code)
#  url: https://github.com/pry/pry-autopilot#readme

awesome_print:
  commands: [ ap ]
  desc: Not a Pry plugin, but a useful tool, still.
  use cases:
    - Gnarly objects. ap the_gnarly_obj
  url: TODO