Ruby/Language Basics/rake
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rake [-f rakefile] {options} targets...
Options include: --classic-namespace (-C) Put Task and FileTask in the top-level namespace. --dry-run (-n) Do a dry run without executing actions. --help (-H) Display this help message. --libdir= libdir (-I ) Include libdir in the search path for required modules. --nosearch (-N) Do not search parent directories for the Rakefile. --prereqs (-P) Display the tasks and dependencies, then exit. --quiet (-q) Do not log messages to standard output. --rakefile (-f) Use FILE as the Rakefile. --rakelibdir= rakelibdir (-R ) Auto-import any .rake files in rakelibdir (default is rakelib). --require= module (-r ) Require module before executing the Rakefile. --silent (-s) Like --quiet, but also suppresses the "in directory" announcement. --tasks (-T) Display the tasks (matching optional PATTERN) with descriptions, then exit. --trace (-t) Turn on invoke/execute tracing. Enable full backtrace. --usage (-h) Display usage. --verbose (-v) Log message to standard output (default). --version (-V) Display the program version.
Rake is a build tool.
Rake uses a Rakefile to figure out what to do. A Rakefile contains names tasks. To run Rake help, type: $ rake --help