How to get Bundle exec done without zsh

Asked 2 years ago, Updated 2 years ago, 148 views

If you are using zsh and you have Gemfile in the current directory, you want to put bundle exec at the beginning of certain commands, such as rake, so I installed zsh-bundle-exec, but it didn't seem to be added automatically.

These are the actions you took to install:

Set the environment variables in .zshrc to load zsh-bundle-exec.zsh

export BUNDLE_EXEC_GEMFILE_CURRENT_DIR_ONLY=yes
export BUNDLE_EXEC_COMMANDS = 'rails racerspec guard cap'
source to /.zsh/zsh-bundle-exec/zsh-bundle-exec.zsh

Reload settings in .~/.zshrc

The zsh version uses zsh 5.0.2 (x86_64-apple-darwin 13.0).

I registered with Issues a week ago, but I haven't received any response yet.
https://github.com/rhysd/zsh-bundle-exec/issues/4

Is there any other way to omit bundle exec input in zsh because it doesn't matter if it's configured correctly to use this plug-in or otherwise?

oh-my-zsh Additional Notes

I tried the oh-my-zsh that Kyohsuke told me about, but it didn't work well.

Specifically

  • alias|grepbi displays bi=bundle_install, so the installation is successful
  • If there is a binstubed bin folder in the project, bin/rake and so on will run
  • rake db:migrate when
  • bin folder is not present
  • rake has alias of rake=_rake_command
  • which_rake_commandis the following result
_rake_command(){
    if [-e "bin/rake" ]
    then
        bin/rake$@
    else
        command lake$@
    fi
}

zsh

2022-09-30 16:35

2 Answers

I haven't tried it myself, but here's a solution using direnv.

http://mattn.kaoriya.net/software/lang/ruby/20140314032519.htm

Also, although it is not a perfect solution, I set the alias to ~/.zshrc.

 alias be="bundle exec"

This way you can run it like erspec.

For your information.


2022-09-30 16:35

It's another way, but how about using the oh-my-zsh bundle plug-in?
The wiki provides a list of commands in which bundle exec is automatically inserted in the bundleer plug-in.

·oh-my-zsh

If you use it, I think the following will be helpful.

·Wiki page(en)
about Bundler plug-in ·Until you create a zsh+oh-my-zsh environment on Mac OS X and set it all up

[Additional note]

After reviewing the questions added, Applicable actions are inserted into the rails plug-in of oh-my-zsh.

How about setting the plug-in settings to bundle only as shown below?
plugins=(bundler)


2022-09-30 16:35

If you have any answers or tips


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