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This is a revised gist that allows you to safely leave your awesome_print and awesome_inspect calls in production.
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| # The following snippet handles any calls to ap or awesome_print hanging out in your code, | |
| # which can be particularly troublesome in a production environment where awesome_print isn't | |
| # included in your Gemfile. | |
| # If you have any inline "ap" or "awesome_print" calls, they will be aliased to | |
| # puts (not using the alias method, that wasn't optimal). The output will also be logged at | |
| # info level (feel free to change this depending on your needs) with the calling file and | |
| # line number so you can find the offending calls. | |
| # You can grep through your log files for "[ AP called from " to find any calls to ap. | |
| # Throw this code in an initializer (awesome_print.rb) and modify as you wish. | |
| # I updated the original gist and included awesome_inspect support | |
| if Rails.env.production? | |
| module Kernel | |
| def ap(object, options = {}) | |
| puts object | |
| Rails.logger.debug "[ AP called from #{caller(0).last} ]: #{object}" | |
| end | |
| def ai(options = {}) | |
| puts self | |
| Rails.logger.debug "[ AP called from #{caller(0).last} ]: #{self}" | |
| end | |
| end | |
| # i'm not sure if this line is absolutely necessary, but it works. | |
| alias :awesome_print :ap | |
| alias :awesome_inspect :ai | |
| end |
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