Apparently, the latest verison of rails is installed automatically after the gem is installed.
I have been using 3.1.3, and now 3.2.2 is installed. (I had to reinstall 3.1.3 to get it to work with the command 'rails 3.1.3 new test_app')

Is there a way to specify which version of rails will be used to build the new application?
Perhaps, a test to see if more than one installed, and if so, prompts for selection?
Could even look like the rails command, above!

Looks like it would then be a parameter in Cli.rb, in run_templater, yes?

Similarly, could it check before installing the latest rails, or is this a feature? ;-)

Regardless, Thanks for the product,
Dirk Taylor

If the sqlite3 is not installed and ActiveRecord is selected, templater will fail once generations begin.

• ask user to choice, just like templater command

$ rails new <app_name> interactive  # integrated into `rails` command is better than `templater`, I think.

• don't ask user, use a configuration file.

# ~/.rails_templaterrc
profiles = {
   "local": %w(mongoid rspec)
   "normal": %w(activerecord test-uint)
}

$ rails new <app_name> local # it uses the "local" profile
$ rails new <app_name> local+sass-rspec  # modify profile on-fly.

I don't want to choice options every time when create a new rails project.

Waiting for a couple of gems to be updated to not depend on 3.0.0.rc.

After installing the gem and trying to get a new app up and running I'm greeted with the following:

The template [/home/fredrik/.rvm/gems/ree-1.8.7-2010.02/gems/rails_templater-0.2.0/lib/template_framework/template_runner.rb] could not be loaded. Error: No such file or directory - /home/fredrik/.rvm/gems/ree-1.8.7-2010.02/gems/rails_templater-0.2.0/lib/template_framework/template/git/gitignore

So after downloading the source and running the specs there is one failing:

1. RailsTemplater::Templater generates a snippet path
   Failure/Error: subject.snippet_path("cucumber").should == File.expand_path('snippets/cucumber', TEMPLATE_FRAMEWORK_PATH)
   expected: "/home/fredrik/www/rails-templater/lib/template_framework/snippets/cucumber"
   got: "/home/fredrik/www/rails-templater/lib/template_framework/snippet/cucumber" (using ==)

   ./spec/rails_templater/templater_spec.rb:17

The error is clearly shown and boils down to the use of pluralize at https://github.com/kfaustino/rails-templater/blob/master/lib/rails_templater/templater.rb#L38 - which if I've understood correctly is a rails-method and not in Ruby-core?

Easy solution would be to just append "s" to the strings, effectively bypassing the faulty paths while still retaining functionality.

For the record I'm running Arch Linux with user-install RVM - Rails is installed and functioning.

Cucumber is more accurately categorized as a tool for "acceptance testing" than as a tool for "integration testing".

Integration testing is testing the system with its various sub-components integrated together. Integration testing is contrasted with unit testing, where each sub-component of a system is tested in isolation from all other sub-components.

Acceptance testing is different. From Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acceptance_testing):

Acceptance testing generally involves running a suite of tests on the completed system.

Acceptance Tests/Criteria (in Agile Software Development) are usually created by business customers and expressed in a business domain language.

This describes Cucumber features very well.

Could you add support to create an rvmrc and then use that environment to install the gems?

Thanks for sharing this great template. I have one problem: when I use this template for a new Rails app, I get an error when it comes to the JQuery recipe. open-uri complains that redirects are not allowed, because the recipe is trying to get http://github.com/rails/jquery-ujs/raw/master/src/rails.js and gets redirected to https://github.com/rails/jquery-ujs/raw/master/src/rails.js. If I simply change the URL in the recipe to https://github.com/rails/jquery-ujs/raw/master/src/rails.js I get an error that it's not in my sources. Any ideas?

gems/rails_templater-0.3.0/lib/rails_templater/fixture_replacement.rb:12:in `type=': RailsTemplater::NotSupportedError (RailsTemplater::NotSupportedError)