Create a binstub like following:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'bootsnap'
gem_name = 'rubocop'
exe_name = 'rubocop'
cache_dir = File.join(ENV['HOME'], '.cache', 'bootsnap', gem_name, exe_name)
Bootsnap.setup(cache_dir: cache_dir, load_path_cache: false, autoload_paths_cache: false)
load Gem.bin_path(gem_name, exe_name)
Gem.bin_path1 takes two arguments, 1st is name of gem, 2nd is name of executable. You can modify gem_name/exe_name to apply this binstub to other ruby CLI tools.
Without this binstub:
% time rubocop -v
0.70.0
rubocop -v 0.76s user 0.20s system 97% cpu 0.983 total
With this binstub, It takes a little more time at first run:
% time bin/rubocop -v
0.70.0
bin/rubocop -v 1.04s user 0.57s system 98% cpu 1.640 total
But once it runs, the cache is created. Then It becomes much faster:
% time bin/rubocop -v
0.70.0
bin/rubocop -v 0.53s user 0.23s system 79% cpu 0.969 total
You don't need to change any code of ruby CLI tools, Just create a binstub to optimize boot time.
Cheers <3
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