Looks good, but from the doc I can't tell if it supports the second most useful feature of ack, that is scoped search:
ack --ruby --js foo_bar
will search only ruby and javascript files, which means .rb+.erb+.rhtml+.js+...
Also exclusion with --no-* is very useful (especially --no-sql).
This is markedly different from 'simply' ignoring irrelevant files, besides the fact that it does not need a 'project' to work (ack --ruby foo_func $(bundle show bar_gem)).
The better part being it is extendable so that I can create --stylesheets covering css+sass+scss+less, or add say .builder to --ruby.
Also exclusion with --no-* is very useful (especially --no-sql).
This is markedly different from 'simply' ignoring irrelevant files, besides the fact that it does not need a 'project' to work (ack --ruby foo_func $(bundle show bar_gem)).
The better part being it is extendable so that I can create --stylesheets covering css+sass+scss+less, or add say .builder to --ruby.
(BTW, love the name/command)