Makefile.old.backup

# https://stackoverflow.com/a/14061796/2237879
#
# This hack allows you to run make commands with any set of arguments.
#
# For example, these lines are the same:
#   > make g devise:install
#   > bundle exec rails generate devise:install
# And these:
#   > make add-migration add_deleted_at_to_users deleted_at:datetime
#   > bundle exec rails g migration add_deleted_at_to_users deleted_at:datetime
# And these:
#   > make add-model Order user:references record:references{polymorphic}
#   > bundle exec rails g model Order user:references record:references{polymorphic}
#
RUN_ARGS := $(wordlist 2, $(words $(MAKECMDGOALS)), $(MAKECMDGOALS))



add-migration:
	bundle exec rails g migration $(RUN_ARGS)

add-model:
	bundle exec rails g model $(RUN_ARGS)



db-create:
	bundle exec rake db:create

db-migrate:
	bundle exec rake db:migrate

db-rollback:
	bundle exec rake db:rollback



lint-ruby-setup:
	bundle exec rubocop --auto-gen-config

lint-ruby:
	bundle exec rubocop -a

lint-security:
	brakeman



run-console:
	bundle exec rails console

run-generate:
	bundle exec rails generate $(RUN_ARGS)

run-rails:
	bundle exec puma -t 1:1 -b tcp://0.0.0.0:3000

run-sidekiq:
	bundle exec sidekiq -q critical,9 -q default,5 -q low,1



c: run-console

g: run-generate

s: run-rails

# docker
docker:
	@docker-compose build
	@docker-compose up -d
	@docker-compose exec app bundle exec rails db:setup

start:
	@docker-compose start

clean:
	@docker-compose down
	@docker system prune --volumes --force
	@rm -rf tmp/* || sudo rm -rf tmp/*
	@mkdir -p tmp/pids && touch tmp/pids/.keep

bash:
	@docker-compose exec app bash

logs:
	@docker-compose logs -f --tail=0 app