Open Truckle opened 8 years ago
When you install a program via gem
, it sticks binaries in a place that may not be on the path by default. Two options:
a) Try installing with sudo: sudo gem install ronn
which might get it to link to your default /usr/local/bin
command area.
b) Add it to your path: gem
installed these commands to something like /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/bin
. Add that to your path: in your ~/.profile
or ~/.zshrc
, add a PATH="/usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/bin:$PATH
, and it'll make all your gem-installed commands, including ronn
, be on your path.
System version: OpenSuse Leap updated all packages to current release. Ruby version:
I installed ronn and the dependent rubygems hpricot, mustache, and rdiscount.
gem install ronn hpricot mustache rdiscount
ruby says native extensions built everything installed OK.
at CLI in konsole command 'ronn' not recognized.
I uninstalled and reinstalled the gems. Still ronn is not recognized and there is no man page on the system for ronn. I updated the man index still with no luck.
This looks like a really great tool ... if it would work! Please help.