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.irbrc

• cdcarter

  It uses Wirble, for syntax highlighting and fun, and also loads lots of common libraries, and a bunch of nice helper functions

• willcodeforfoo

  Uses Wirble (http://pablotron.org/software/wirble/README), which does some cool stuff like syntax highlighting.

• topfunky

  From Ben Bleything...keeps irb history and gives you an h! method for exectuting a line or a range of lines.

• sd

• 413x

• lattice

  See the comments for a description of functionality.

• davidlee

• elliottcable

  The quintessential random's IRb configuration ||| http://elliottcable.name/

• coder_

• brogers

  Uses helper extension from err.the_blog (http://errtheblog.com/post/43), Rails Logger hack from Ryan Bates (http://railscasts.com/episodes/56), wirble (http://pablotron.org/software/wirble/), Ben Bleything's Shell-style History for irb (http://blog.bleything.net/pages/irb_history), boolean_golf.rb from Ruby By Example by Kevin C. Baird (http://www.nostarch.com/ruby.htm)

• winson

• gregf

• mcandre

  Adds autocompletion and sets simple prompt to IRB.

• foca

  Very simple, but very complete irbrc, using lots of very helpful gems: - utility_belt: lots of good stuff

• ch0wda

  Wirble is cool, so is UtilityBelt.

• localhost

  history, separate rails/console history, syntax highliting, ...

• kparnell

  IRB With colors and a custom prompt. Also, a few neat methods.

• brendano

• caffeine

• dibistore

• moondust

• cpjolicoeur

• bogojoker

  Included a number of other functions (and hopefully their sources) from others. I also have a bit at the end that loads all my addition "util" libraries that aren't test files for access to functions I build and want to keep around.