No problem. Now you are going to learn how to develop a ruby gem.
First, fork and clone the GR.rb repository.
git clone https://github.com/your_name/GR.rb cd GR.rb
Then, install dependencies with bundler.
Let's write some codes.
You can check your changes in REPL by calling irb/pry with bundler. IRB is a ruby's standard REPL. pry is a more powerful one.
bundle exec irb -r gr/plot # or bundle exec pry -r gr/plot
All right? Testing is easy.
Looks good? Please send us your pull requests!
git checkout -b kojix2-patch # s/kojix2/your_name/ git add . git commit -m "Improve hotdog plot" git push origin kojix2-patch # s/kojix2/your_name/
You can install from the source code if you would like to.
bundle exec rake install # rake install
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