replace more occurances of rbricks with pbricks to avoid name clash.

Gemfile

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 # (Empty) Gemfile, helps development with bundler.
-# Allows to call `bundle exec bin/rbricks` which loads the
+# Allows to call `bundle exec bin/pbricks` which loads the
 # source you are currently working on.
 
 # This eases development with bundler, e.g. call
-# `bundle exec bin/rbricks`
+# `bundle exec bin/pbricks`
 # to execute current ('local,' vs. gem-installed) version of railsbricks.

README.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ There is still lot of documentation need to be done, I am hosting it in a hurry.
 
 ## Features
 
-* replaces the `rails new` command with `rbricks -n`
+* replaces the `rails new` command with `pbricks -n`
 * includes useful gems and sets them up for you
 * offers different UI choices for your web app
 * creates and configures a Devise authentication scheme
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Like any other gem, you simply issue `gem install railsbricks`
 
 ## Usage
 
-To create a new app, just type `rbricks --new` and follow the wizard.
+To create a new app, just type `pbricks --new` and follow the wizard.
 
 You can read the documentation, see a video and go through the *Get Started* tutorial at [railsbricks.net](http://www.railsbricks.net)
 

lib/railsbricks.rb

@@ -96,16 +96,16 @@ def self.display_help
     StringHelpers.wputs "RailsBricks usage:", :info
     StringHelpers.wputs "------------------", :info
     puts
-    puts "rbricks --new (or -n) :"
+    puts "pbricks --new (or -n) :"
     puts "  --> create a new RailsBricks app."
     puts
-    puts "rbricks --recreate-db (or -r) :"
+    puts "pbricks --recreate-db (or -r) :"
     puts "  --> drop, create, migrate & seed the DB"
     puts
-    puts "rbricks --config"
+    puts "pbricks --config"
     puts "  --> display your app config"
     puts
-    puts "rbricks --version (or -v) :"
+    puts "pbricks --version (or -v) :"
     puts "  --> display the RailsBricks version"
     puts
     StringHelpers.wputs "More help, tutorials and documentation at http://www.railsbricks.net/get-started", :info

lib/railsbricks/menu.rb

@@ -474,25 +474,25 @@ def new_app_menu
     # TODO: Offer to save template and/or whole script
 
     # if hints
-    #   wputs "I now have all the details needed to create #{@options[:app_name]}. I can save your settings if you want to generate your application at a later time (for example, if you forgot to start your PostgreSQL server). This will generate a file named #{@options[:app_name]}.rbs in the current directory. You can execute it later by running: rbricks --script #{@options[:app_name]}.rbs", :help
+    #   wputs "I now have all the details needed to create #{@options[:app_name]}. I can save your settings if you want to generate your application at a later time (for example, if you forgot to start your PostgreSQL server). This will generate a file named #{@options[:app_name]}.rbs in the current directory. You can execute it later by running: pbricks --script #{@options[:app_name]}.rbs", :help
 
     #   new_line
 
-    #   wputs "I can also save your chosen settings in a template file if you plan to create similar apps at a later stage. You will only need to fill in unique settings such as the app name. The template will be saved in the current directory as template_#{@options[:app_name]}.rbt. You can execute it later by running: rbricks --template template_#{@options[:app_name]}.rbt", :help
+    #   wputs "I can also save your chosen settings in a template file if you plan to create similar apps at a later stage. You will only need to fill in unique settings such as the app name. The template will be saved in the current directory as template_#{@options[:app_name]}.rbt. You can execute it later by running: pbricks --template template_#{@options[:app_name]}.rbt", :help
     # end
     new_line
 
     # # save settings
     # wputs "- Do you want to save the app settings in order to execute them later?"
-    # wputs "tip: rbricks --script #{@options[:app_name]}.rbs", :help
+    # wputs "tip: pbricks --script #{@options[:app_name]}.rbs", :help
     # wputs "1. Yes", :info
     # wputs "2. No (default)", :info
     # @options[:save_settings] = answer() == "1" ? true : false
     # new_line(2)
 
     # # save template
     # wputs "- Do you want to save common settings as a template?"
-    # wputs "tip: rbricks --template template_#{@options[:app_name]}.rbt", :help
+    # wputs "tip: pbricks --template template_#{@options[:app_name]}.rbt", :help
     # wputs "1. Yes", :info
     # wputs "2. No (default)", :info
     # @options[:save_template] = answer() == "1" ? true : false

railsbricks.gemspec

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Gem::Specification.new do |s|
   s.name        = 'phoenixbricks'
   s.version     = Version.current
   s.required_ruby_version = '>= 2.0'
-  s.executables << 'rbricks'
+  s.executables << 'pbricks'
   s.date        = Version.current_date
   s.summary     = "Create Rails apps. Faster."
   s.description = "RailsBricks enables you to create Rails apps much faster by automating mundane setup tasks and configuring useful common gems for you. "