I have a set of commands that I run in the bin/rails console, for example:
AppConfig.settings.captcha.enable = false
success = user.sign_up
etc ...
Can I make a script like bin/bash to execute all commands at once? (I would like it to be a executable file, since I want to change the input data in it)
You can put the commands into a file (script), add the shebang line (#!/usr/bin/env ruby), make the file executable and run it from the command line like so:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# require ... (load the libraries here)
...
AppConfig.settings.captcha.enable = false
success = user.sign_up
#etc ...
# Make executable
chmod u+x my_script.rb
# Run the script
/path/to/my_script.rb
require the libraries you are using (for example, require pg, require active_record, etc). The command you mention, bin/rails console, lets you interact with your Rails application from the command line. It is not a library that you need to load in your ruby script.bin/rails console . If that's incorrect, I did not answer your question. It may be worth posting this as another, different, question, perhaps with some additional clarification.