A .gitignore-inspired CLI tool for managing classification of files.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem "classy", github: "ltk/classy"And then execute:
$ bundle
$ bundle binstubs classyBy default, Classy considers all files to be classified. You can indicate that certain files are unclassified via rules defined in .unclassified files.
.unclassified files work the same way as .gitignore files. They can exist at any level in a directory tree. If a file matches a rule within your .unclassified file, it will be considered unclassified.
A CLI tool is provided as a binstub named cls. To execute it, run bin/cls.
Lists all unclassified file paths in your directory. Similar to git ls-files.
e.g. bin/cls ls
Returns the classification of the specified file.
e.g. bin/cls test README.md