• Setting the Rack environment via the included rack-console executable is now an option (-e or --environment) instead of an argument
• IRB has come a long way, so Pry is now disabled by default. If you would still prefer to use Pry, you can use the -p or --pry option when running the included rack-console executable or via Rack::Console.new(pry: true).start.

Full Changelog: v1.4.1...v2.0.0

This release fixes a minor issue where an additional LoadError from attempting to load Pry would be printed in the console when any other exception occurs.

This release fixes a minor issue where an additional LoadError from attempting to load Pry would be printed in the console when any other exception occurs and is meant for applications still on older versions of Rack.

Adds support for Rack 3.

• Add Rack-based convenience methods to Rack::Console:
  • app.get('/')
  • app.post('/', { param: value })
  • app.put('/', {}, { 'HTTP_HEADER' => value })
  • etc.
• Add a configurable preamble for those using Rack::Console in their own framework
  • e.g: ENV['RACK_CONSOLE_PREAMBLE'] = "Loading #{Rails.env} environment (Rails #{Rails::VERSION})"

• Add reload! functionality
• Add a -r (or --require) option to require a file or library before Rack::Console starts
• Add a -I (or --include) option to add colon-separated paths to the $LOAD_PATH before Rack::Console starts
• Change Rack::Console to be initialized as opposed to calling .start on the class directly. It is initialized with an options hash that the rack-console binary will parse out of ARGV.

• Provide a rack-console executable for easy access to a Rack console.

• Fix an issue where require 'rack/builder' was not enough for Rack::Console to function.

• Initial release