Compile doesn't work

[rusikf]

Hello, @e2 and all ruby hackers!
On this small library i am trying to exec

$ bundle exec guard --debug
10:28:55 - DEBUG - Notiffany: gntp not available (Please add "gem 'ruby_gntp'" to your Gemfile and run your app with "bundle exec".).
10:28:55 - DEBUG - Notiffany: growl not available (Please add "gem 'growl'" to your Gemfile and run your app with "bundle exec".).
10:28:55 - DEBUG - Command execution: emacsclient --eval '1'
10:28:55 - DEBUG - Notiffany: emacs not available (Emacs client failed).
10:28:55 - DEBUG - Notiffany: tmux not available (:tmux notifier is only available inside a TMux session.).
10:28:55 - DEBUG - Notiffany: file not available (No :path option given).
10:28:56 - DEBUG - Notiffany is using TerminalNotifier to send notifications.
10:28:56 - DEBUG - Notiffany is using TerminalTitle to send notifications.
10:28:56 - DEBUG - Command execution: hash stty
10:28:56 - DEBUG - Guard starts all plugins
10:28:56 - DEBUG - Hook :start_begin executed for Guard::CoffeeScript
10:28:56 - DEBUG - Hook :start_end executed for Guard::CoffeeScript
10:28:56 - DEBUG - Hook :start_begin executed for Guard::CoffeeScript
10:28:56 - DEBUG - Hook :start_end executed for Guard::CoffeeScript
10:28:56 - DEBUG - Hook :start_begin executed for Guard::CoffeeScript
10:28:56 - DEBUG - Hook :start_end executed for Guard::CoffeeScript
10:28:56 - INFO - Guard is now watching at '/Users/ruslan/fun/websocket-rails-js'
10:28:56 - DEBUG - Start interactor
10:28:56 - DEBUG - Command execution: stty -g 2>/dev/null
[1] guard(main)> all
10:28:58 - DEBUG - Interactor was stopped or killed
10:28:58 - DEBUG - Command execution: stty  2>/dev/null
10:28:58 - INFO - Run all
10:28:58 - DEBUG - Hook :run_all_begin executed for Guard::CoffeeScript
10:28:58 - INFO - Compile
10:28:58 - INFO - 10:28:58 AM Successfully generated

10:28:58 - DEBUG - Hook :run_all_end executed for Guard::CoffeeScript
10:28:58 - DEBUG - Hook :run_all_begin executed for Guard::CoffeeScript
10:28:58 - INFO - Compile
10:28:58 - INFO - 10:28:58 AM Successfully generated

10:28:59 - DEBUG - Hook :run_all_end executed for Guard::CoffeeScript
10:28:59 - DEBUG - Hook :run_all_begin executed for Guard::CoffeeScript
10:28:59 - INFO - Compile
10:28:59 - INFO - 10:28:59 AM Successfully generated

10:28:59 - DEBUG - Hook :run_all_end executed for Guard::CoffeeScript
10:28:59 - DEBUG - Start interactor
10:28:59 - DEBUG - Command execution: stty -g 2>/dev/null

It notify, that everythins is compile but there is no js output here!
I read carefully Guard README, guard-coffescript readme, but i can't understand what is going wrong
Here is Guard file

guard 'coffeescript', :input => 'assets/javascripts', :output => 'src/'
guard 'coffeescript', :input => 'spec/javascripts/websocket_rails', :output => 'spec/javascripts/generated'
guard 'coffeescript', :input => 'spec/javascripts/helpers', :output => 'spec/javascripts/helpers'

I am trying also to create output dir like this

rm -rf src
mkdir src
chmod 700 src

But it also, doesn't compile anything

Note: To reproduce the bug, just clone the library above, and reproduce the obviouse steps, descriped above.

I will also repost this issue in google group 😄

With best regards, Ruslan.

[e2]

Thanks! Especially for the repo to reproduce (you can't imagine how much it helps!).

I've updated the README with notes: https://github.com/guard/guard-coffeescript/blob/master/README.md#important-notes

I've also opened an issue for this (I might fix it someday, but can't promise): #21

[jdsimcoe]

@e2 I followed your instructions to compile but it is not putting my files in scripts/js but instead in scripts/js/coffee. Here is my Guardfile section on CoffeeScript:

# Compile Coffeescript
coffeescript_options = {
  input: 'scripts/coffee',
  output: 'scripts/js',
  patterns: [%r{scripts/(.*)\.coffee$}]
}

guard 'coffeescript', coffeescript_options do
  coffeescript_options[:patterns].each { |pattern| watch(pattern) }
end

Have any ideas why it adding the extra coffee folder inside scripts/js?

[e2]

The handling was a bit complex and I never fully understood. I can't check
right now, but I think it's the regexp capture pattern that's capturing the
input folder name.

Script/(.*)\.coffee captures the coffee dir.

Try changing both patterns, e.g. to

script/coffee/(.*)/.coffee or something like that.

There's some magic, but it could also be a bug, so let me know if that
helps or not.
On Aug 26, 2015 4:50 PM, "Jonathan Simcoe" [email protected] wrote:

@e2 https://github.com/e2 I followed your instructions to compile but
it is not putting my files in scripts/js but instead in scripts/js/coffee.
Here is my Guardfile section on CoffeeScript:

Compile Coffeescript

coffeescript_options = {
input: 'scripts/coffee',
output: 'scripts/js',
patterns: [%r{scripts/(.*).coffee$}]
}

guard 'coffeescript', coffeescript_options do
watch(%r{scripts/(.*).coffee$})end

Have any ideas why it adding the extra coffee folder inside scripts/js?

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[jdsimcoe]

@e2 I actually solved it by adding the coffeescript_options section:

# Compile Coffeescript
coffeescript_options = {
  input: 'scripts',
  output: 'scripts/js',
  patterns: [%r{scripts/(.*)\.coffee$}]
}

guard 'coffeescript', coffeescript_options do
  coffeescript_options[:patterns].each { |pattern| watch(pattern) }
end

Hadn't checked the documentation thoroughly.

[e2]

Don't worry about it - I'm just glad the documentation was enough to
solve this.

On Wed, Aug 26, 2015 at 03:01:20PM -0700, Jonathan Simcoe wrote:

@e2 I actually solved it by adding the coffeescript_options section:

# Compile Coffeescript
coffeescript_options = {
  input: 'scripts',
  output: 'scripts/js',
  patterns: [%r{scripts/(.*)\.coffee$}]
}

guard 'coffeescript', coffeescript_options do
  coffeescript_options[:patterns].each { |pattern| watch(pattern) }
end

Hadn't checked the documentation thoroughly.

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