I am using http://rails-erd.rubyforge.org/ to generate an ERD - the output is a very nice diagram of my project's object model. There is also a rake task to generate the ERD, generate_erd
, that I would like to have invoked automatically after I run rake db:migrate
. How do I do that?
Regenerate ERD after rake db:migrate
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The given link by @MaxWilliams is a helpful but I don't think any of those answers quite do what you want. I found this article on Rake Task Overwriting. It's from 2008, but I tried this out and it worked.
I created another .rake file (for organization) and just happened to call mine
migrate_and_generate_erb.rake
but name it whatever you want.Inside I just had this:
Basically, according to the article, Rake just keeps appending code implementation to the task if it's already defined.
Now running
rake db:migrate
also generated me my ERD.Careful: You'll also want to do the same for
db:rollback
so that rolling back a migration also updates your ERD.One last note: consider also just aliasing this (shell command), just in case you'd ever want to run the migrate without generate the ERD, or use environment variables along with your new Rake task.