Rails 3: How to render ERb template in rake task?

One of the approaches works when I include Rails.application.routes. Url_helpers instead of ActionView::Helpers::UrlHelper. This works for now.

One of the approaches works when I include Rails.application.routes. Url_helpers instead of ActionView::Helpers::UrlHelper. This works for now: include Rails.application.routes.

Url_helpers # brings ActionDispatch::Routing::UrlFor include ActionView::Helpers::TagHelper av = ActionView::Base. New(Rails.root. Join('app', 'views')) av.

Assign({ :regions => @regions, :courts_by_region => @courts_by_region, :cities_by_region => @cities_by_region, :districts_by_region => @districts_by_region }) f = File. New(file_name, 'w') f. Puts(av.

Render(:template => "sitemap/index. Html")) f. Close Hope this helps others.

If there is a better solution, I'd be interested. Also, how do I automatically get a hash of assigns from binding?

I was successfull by doing something like this: class Template New(Rails.root. Join('app', 'views')) template. Assign(attendee: @attendee) template.

Render(template: 'sitemap/index.html. Erb').

This is what worked for me (Rails 3): class TaskActionView "path/to/template") This successfully included my application helper, tag helpers, and url helpers. You'll want to put your application/environments host properly into the default_url_options hash.

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