Closed roelandxyz closed 3 years ago
Hi Roeland 👋
Thanks for trying tty
gem out.
The v0.10.0
version is horribly out of date. But, all the tty components have been updated so please could you use the master branch for now to generate a CLI app? I will make a new release soon but for the time if you could use the master branch I'd be grateful.
Please bear in mind that once your CLI is generated you shouldn't depend on the tty
gem for your dependencies but instead require directly what you need from tty components list. All the components will be generated and commented out in your .gemspec
file for you to use.
Hope this helps.
I'm having this problem too. I'm installing tty
with gem install tty
as per the README. Could you please explain how to use the master branch?
Never mind I figured it out.
Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/piotrmurach/tty.git
Change directory:
cd tty
Build the gem:
rake build
Install it:
gem install ./pkg/tty-0.10.0.gem
@lxmrc This is one way to use code from the master branch. Another way, you could use bundler.
In your Gemfile
specify tty
gem like this:
gem "tty", git: "https://github.com/piotrmurach/tty.git"
and then install it with bundle install
and use bundle exec teletype ...
.
Hi there 👋 Any plans of a new release in 2023. I just installed tty
following the main website and got this issue 😬
Let me know if I can help ❤️
Same here, that's crazy and gives bad impression of tty
. Is it maintained? Should I use something else?
$ gem install tty
$ teletype new app
tty-command-0.9.0/lib/tty/command.rb:54:in `initialize': wrong number of arguments (given 1, expected 0) (ArgumentError)
Last release in September 30, 2019
...
Describe the problem
Creating a new app fails
Steps to reproduce the problem
Actual behaviour
Expected behaviour
shouldn't fail
Describe your environment