You're building a Gem and using bundler. Thus you should make sure the Gem defines all it's dependencies to allow bundler to install them.
Dependencies you have are for instance minitest and kramdown. Currently you need to install them by hand before you could use ataru. This is cumbersome and error-prone. But don't worry, bundler is here to the rescue :-)
For now there are two files of interest for you:
Gemfile
ataru.gemspec
If you open the Gemfile you notice the following content:
source "https://rubygems.org"
gemspec
The first line just specifies where to look for dependencies. The next line is interesting: gemspec. It tells to bundler to look into the ataru.gemspec to find the dependencies. Currently there are two dependencies defined in there: rake and bundler. Both where put there by bundler itself when you generated the gem.
For now you should just add the missing dependencies to ataru.gemspec. But don't worry, there is more fun to come with bundler ;-)
madziaf
commented
10 years ago
You're building a Gem and using bundler. Thus you should make sure the Gem defines all it's dependencies to allow bundler to install them.
Dependencies you have are for instance
minitestandkramdown. Currently you need to install them by hand before you could use ataru. This is cumbersome and error-prone. But don't worry, bundler is here to the rescue :-)For now there are two files of interest for you:
Gemfileataru.gemspecIf you open the
Gemfileyou notice the following content:The first line just specifies where to look for dependencies. The next line is interesting:
gemspec. It tells to bundler to look into theataru.gemspecto find the dependencies. Currently there are two dependencies defined in there:rakeandbundler. Both where put there by bundler itself when you generated the gem.For now you should just add the missing dependencies to
ataru.gemspec. But don't worry, there is more fun to come with bundler ;-)