# 1) Install pry gem if you don't have it. There's probably a way to do this
#    with straight irb but I'm too lazy to figure it out right now and pry is
#    useful anyway.
#
# 2) Put this is your Rakefile in the root directory. In my case, the directory
#    is named `testy`, so you'll want to modify that in the regular expression in
#    the `reload!` function to match your own directory.
#
# 3) Obviously replace the require_relative lines with your own project files.
#
# That's it! Now when you run `rake console` from the project root directory,
# you'll be loaded into a dev console with your files pre-loaded. You can call
# the `reload!` function in this console to reload your files without having to
# reload the entire console.
#

task :console do
  require 'pry'

  require_relative './a_file_i_want_to_load'
  require_relative './another_file_i_want_to_load'
  require_relative './yet_another_one_to_load'

  def reload!
    files = $LOADED_FEATURES.select { |feat| feat =~ /\/testy\// }
    files.each { |file| load file }
  end

  ARGV.clear
  Pry.start
end