wayneeseguin/gemspecinstall.sh Secret

## gemspecinstall.sh
# Mike,

# I hope that you find the following useful as it
# sounds like this is a common task for you.

# Place this in your ~/.bash_profile or shell 'dotfiles'
# Or simply paste it into the terminal you want to use it in

gemspecinstall() {
  # Install Bundler, w00t!!!
  gem install bundler --pre
  # Create a Gemfile to build the gem from the gemspec.
  printf "source :rubygems\ngemspec :path => '.'\n" > Gemfile
  # Install Z gem!
  bundle install
}

# or gembundle or whatever name makes sense :)
sandboxbundle() {
  # Create a gemset for the current directory (gem) name
  # under the currently selected (RVM) Ruby, optional.
  rvm --create use "${rvm_ruby_string}@$(basename $(pwd))"
  gemspecinstall
  # Scratch that itch!
  rake
}


# Then to use it from the directory you cloned a gem into:
sandboxbundle

# If you only want to install the gem to the current
# environment istead of sandboxed, from the cloned gem root:
gemspecinstall


# Enjoy!!!
#   ~Wayne
	# Mike,

	# I hope that you find the following useful as it
	# sounds like this is a common task for you.

	# Place this in your ~/.bash_profile or shell 'dotfiles'
	# Or simply paste it into the terminal you want to use it in

	gemspecinstall() {
	# Install Bundler, w00t!!!
	gem install bundler --pre
	# Create a Gemfile to build the gem from the gemspec.
	printf "source :rubygems\ngemspec :path => '.'\n" > Gemfile
	# Install Z gem!
	bundle install
	}

	# or gembundle or whatever name makes sense :)
	sandboxbundle() {
	# Create a gemset for the current directory (gem) name
	# under the currently selected (RVM) Ruby, optional.
	rvm --create use "${rvm_ruby_string}@$(basename $(pwd))"
	gemspecinstall
	# Scratch that itch!
	rake
	}


	# Then to use it from the directory you cloned a gem into:
	sandboxbundle

	# If you only want to install the gem to the current
	# environment istead of sandboxed, from the cloned gem root:
	gemspecinstall


	# Enjoy!!!
	# ~Wayne