Gems. Simple.
I've written a few Ruby Gems in my time, it's true. In my experience it's always been a bit of a painful process - I could never come to grips with all the dependencies that hoe introduced and I always ended up reconfiguring things after running newgem --simple. So... I decided to write my own little gem that generates, well, gems.
Getting It
This should be all you need:
$ sudo gem install reagent-simple-gem --source http://gems.github.com
If that doesn't work, take a look at the README out on GitHub
Using It
Ready? Go.
$ simple-gem my-gem
Now you have a skeleton:
my-gem/
|-- README.markdown
|-- Rakefile
|-- lib
| |-- my_gem
| | `-- version.rb
| `-- my_gem.rb
`-- test
`-- my_gem_test.rb
Write your codes, test them, and release:
$ cd my-gem
$ rake github
$ git add && git commit -m "Perfection."
$ git push origin master
There's more to it, but that's the basic idea. Check out the docs for more information and send me your feedback
