Is there a command or a file which can be downloaded which contains a
index&summary of the Remote GEM library?
A local file copy of the index&summary of the remote GEM library would
allow me to perform keyword searches of
the summary line when I am looking for a specific gem or source code.
The command "gem list -rd" never generates
any output or completes.
I am looking for a report with the following fields: gem_name,
gem_version, gem_summary
Well you can simply do 'gem server'. That will start a server on your local
system on port 8808 by default, you can browse to this port and it will show
you what you are looking for.
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On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 06:45, John <jhs408@gmail.com> wrote:
Is there a command or a file which can be downloaded which contains a
index&summary of the Remote GEM library?
A local file copy of the index&summary of the remote GEM library would
allow me to perform keyword searches of
the summary line when I am looking for a specific gem or source code.
The command "gem list -rd" never generates
any output or completes.
I am looking for a report with the following fields: gem_name,
gem_version, gem_summary
Is there a command or a file which can be downloaded which contains a
index&summary of the Remote GEM library?
A local file copy of the index&summary of the remote GEM library would
allow me to perform keyword searches of
the summary line when I am looking for a specific gem or source code.
The command "gem list -rd" never generates
any output or completes.
I am looking for a report with the following fields: gem_name,
gem_version, gem_summary
name and version are really easy. They're available locally via that first file latest_specs.4.8.gz. Summary unfortunately requires all those other gemspecs to download. Back in the day we had an index that could help you, but I don't think it is being created anymore.
Sorry that wasn't the correct answer. I replied to the wrong mail.
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On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 12:32, Dhruva Sagar <dhruva.sagar@gmail.com> wrote:
Well you can simply do 'gem server'. That will start a server on your local
system on port 8808 by default, you can browse to this port and it will show
you what you are looking for.
On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 06:45, John <jhs408@gmail.com> wrote:
Is there a command or a file which can be downloaded which contains a
index&summary of the Remote GEM library?
A local file copy of the index&summary of the remote GEM library would
allow me to perform keyword searches of
the summary line when I am looking for a specific gem or source code.
The command "gem list -rd" never generates
any output or completes.
I am looking for a report with the following fields: gem_name,
gem_version, gem_summary