louismullie
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10 years ago (Seems like an rbenv problem with the "dynamic installation" of native extensions. I don't have much time to spend on this right now.
Treat lazily loads all the external dependencies it uses that are not language-agnostic. The reason is a) to avoid clutter, b) to avoid people not being able to install the gem due to compatibility issues and c) to separate our dependency management by language.)
If using Treat in an app, you should be adding the gems you require to your app`s Gemfile. You don't actually need to install any language package if you do this. That way, you only need to install the few (probably 4-5 max) gems you will actually be using, and make sure that these are updated along with the rest of your gems.
Since you're not using the installer, you'll have to manually configure dependencies that use JARs or external binaries (which you would need to do anyways in such a setting). Just look here: http://louismullie.com/treat/ for the necessary files, and see the configuration section of the manual on how to specify the paths.
Here's the Gemfile I use for developing my apps (this has most of the stuff that Treat includes).
gem 'linguistics'
gem 'engtagger'
gem 'open-nlp'
gem 'stanford-core-nlp'
gem 'rwordnet'
gem 'scalpel'
gem 'fastimage'
gem 'decisiontree'
gem 'whatlanguage'
gem 'zip'
gem 'nickel'
gem 'tactful_tokenizer'
gem 'srx-english'
gem 'punkt-segmenter'
gem 'chronic'
gem 'uea-stemmer'
gem 'rbtagger'
gem 'ruby-stemmer'
gem 'activesupport'
gem 'rb-libsvm'
gem 'tomz-liblinear-ruby-swig'
gem 'ruby-fann'
gem 'fuzzy-string-match'
gem 'levenshtein-ffi'
gem 'tf-idf-similarity'
gem 'kronic'Hope this helps - please keep me updated on your progress.
Louis
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On a clean installation of Rails 4, I cannot successfully complete the rake installation task.
Here is the complete console output:
Is there a reason that there is a separate rake install task to install these gems instead of just adding them to .gemspec as dependencies?