1.0.4

• Fix Rails 4.0.2 incompatibility. [#9]

1.0.3

• Fallback to rails console if relative bin/rails isn't available.

1.0.2

• Depend on Rails 4.* instead of 4.0.*.

1.0.1

Hotfix for users affected by issue #4.

• Break the rails meta-package dependency. [#5]
• Fix activemodel load error happening on some setups. [#4]

1.0.0

The first stable release!

• Don't throw server errors on finished slave processes.
• Add the a monokai color theme.

0.4.0

This release removes the GPL dependency of vt100.js with Christopher Jeffrey's term.js.

• Drop the GPL dependency of vt100.js.
• Use term.js as vt100.js replacement.
• Add config.web_console.term for using custom $TERM.
• Add config.web_console.style.colors for color theming.
• Add config.web_console.style.font for using custom fonts.
• Fix zsh repeating the first command argument on servers started inside a TMUX session.

0.3.0

The 0.3.0 is the first release with a proper VT100 emulation!

• Proper VT100 emulation using shellinabox' vt100.js terminal emulator.
• Add config.web_console.command to allow custom programs execution.
• Add config.web_console.timeout to allow for long-polling, where available.
• Remove config.web_console.prevent_irbrc_execution.

0.2.0

• Run closest .irbrc config while initializing the IRB adapters.
• Add config.web_console.prevent_irbrc_execution option.

0.1.0

Web Console

There is no doubt that rails console is one of the most useful commands, Rails has to offer. However, sometimes you can't easily access it, or maybe you want to share it with a coworker without configuring remote desktop server.

This is where Web Console comes to the rescue. It gives you the same rails console experience, right in the browser. It's not just a tool that let's you evaluate Ruby code, there are a lot of those. It's your IRB session, the way you configured it.