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Quick start

To get up and running quickly with Ruby:

bundle gem my_lib rspec --init

Output should looks similar to:

~/code $ bundle gem my_lib create my_lib/Gemfile create my_lib/Rakefile create my_lib/LICENSE.txt create my_lib/README.md create my_lib/.gitignore create my_lib/my_lib.gemspec create my_lib/lib/my_lib.rb create my_lib/lib/my_lib/version.rb Initializating git repo in /Users/john/code/my_lib ~/code $ cd my_lib/ ~/code/my_lib $ git commit -m "Empty project" ~/code/my_lib $ rspec --init The --configure option no longer needs any arguments, so true was ignored. create spec/spec_helper.rb create .rspec

Quick start with Rails

# for help rails new --help # standard rails new <project-name> # API only rails new <project-name> --api

Repository

https://github.com/okeeffed/developer-notes-nextjs/content/ruby/quick-start

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