#14. Rails notes command

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 raj@linux:~/workspace/test_app$ rails notes -h

Usage:

  rails notes [options]


Options:

  -a, [--annotations=one two three]  # Filter by specific annotations, e.g. Foobar TODO



Example,
raj@linux:~/workspace/test_app$ rails notes -a DEBUG
app/controllers/configs_controller.rb:
  * [6] This is not exactly working

raj@linux:~/workspace/test_app$ rails notes -a DEBUG TEST TODO
app/controllers/application_controller.rb:
  * [5] [TODO] Check this method for optimization

app/controllers/configs_controller.rb:
  * [6] [DEBUG] This is not exactly working

app/controllers/feedbacks_controller.rb:
  * [2] [TEST] Have to write test cases for this method

raj@linux:~/workspace/test_app$ rails notes
app/controllers/application_controller.rb:
  * [5] [TODO] Check this method for optimization

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