How can I pass named arguments to a Rake task?
Is there a way to pass named arguments to a Rake task without using environment variables?
I am aware that Rake tasks can accept arguments in two formats:
Environment Variables
$ rake my_task foo=bar
This creates an environment variable with the name foo and the value bar that can be accessed in the Rake task my_task by ENV['foo'] .
Rake Task Arguments
$ rake my_task['foo','bar']
This passes the values foo and bar to the first two task arguments (if they are defined). If my_task were defined as:
task :my_task, :argument_1, :argument_2
then argument_1 would have the value foo and argument_2 would have the value bar .
You can say things like this:
rake some_task -- --arg=value
And then, inside your task, ARGV will be
[ 'some_task', '--arg=value' ]
so you could use OptionParser (or some other option parser) to unpack ARGV just like in any old CLI script; the funny looking -- is necessary to keep rake from trying to parse --arg=like as a rake switch.
You're probably better off with the standard environment variable approach, it isn't as ugly as all the -- stuff and it is the usual way of passing arguments to rake tasks.
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