RubyGems and Bundler are the package management systems for Ruby applications used by developers worldwide. Theyâre also the backbone of a thriving world of Ruby software. For nearly two decades, these tools have simplified how developers develop, share, and install gem libraries, extending the simple Ruby programming language into a powerful and versatile ecosystem. Software engineers working in
Unpack the mystery behind whatâs in a RubyGem. Structure of a Gem Each gem has a name, version, and platform. For example, the rake gem has a 13.0.6 version (from Jul 2021). Rakeâs platform is ruby, which means it works on any platform Ruby runs on. Platforms are based on the CPU architecture, operating system type and sometimes the operating system version. Examples include âx86-mingw32â or âjava
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Instantly convert curl commands to Ruby's net/http Ruby's net/http is notorious for not having the friendliest API, but it isn't all that bad. Ruby has great gems like faraday, but in libraries and small utilities it's better to kill your dependencies and use what the stdlib provides. This tool turns a curl command into ruby (2.0+) code using net/http. Currently, it knows the following options: -d
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