awesome_print looks like a pretty nice gem, so I wanted to try it out. I went to one of my projects and did: gem install awesome_print and it says one gem installed, documentation installed, et...

How can I make awesome_print be the default in the heroku console? When I type Model.all in the console, I would like awesome_print to display the results without having to type ap Model.all.

I have a webhooks controller, and i want to be able to view the params that get printed to my server logs in development in a nice readable format. Is awesome_print good for this? I'm trying to use...

I am trying to get awesome_print to output to a file rather than the console but I cant find out how to do this? require "awesome_print" mySymbolizedHash = {'blah' => 'blabbbb', 'this' => '...

I am testing active-model-serializer output in the rails console and I am looking for a way to prettify the output. The the only solution I have found so far is: ap JSON.parse(ProfileSerializer.ne...

How do I get AwesomePrint.ap to show the associated objects that are nested inside an object? It doesn't do this by default and I'm assuming there's a way to force it?