Module: Exer

Defined in:

lib/exer.rb,
lib/exer/make.rb,
lib/exer/version.rb

Overview

Note:

Do not use same name for installer-name and your-gem-binary-name.

Build executable gem installers for Windows, Linux and Mac. Go language is bundled together within the app, so all you need is Linux and Ruby.

Examples:

Build gem runner that will install gem if not installed

# make gem with binary named same as gem
# upload it to rubygems
# executable will install gem if not installed, and open it
Exer.make do |app|
  app.filename = 'my_gem run' # do not use same name as gem
  app.add :gem_run, 'my_gem'
end

Build executable installers for gem

Exer.make('my_gem install') do |app|
  # if you only make installer, add wait_for_enter
  app.add :gem_install, 'my_gem'
  app.wait_for_enter
end

See Also:

• Make

Defined Under Namespace

Classes: Make

Constant Summary

VERSION =

'0.2.0'

Class Method Summary

• .make(options = {}) {|Exer::Make| ... } ⇒ Object

  Class method #make is a shortcut to initialize new Maker instance, and add default functions.

Class Method Details

.make(options = {}) {|Exer::Make| ... } ⇒ Object

Class method #make is a shortcut to initialize new Maker instance, and add default functions.

Examples:

Build Windows installer for gem ‘my_gem’

Exer.make(exclude: [:windows, :darwin]) do |build|
  build.filename = 'my_gem_name'
  build.add :gem_install, 'my_gem_name'
end

Parameters:

• options (Hash) (defaults to: {}) —

  Optional.

Options Hash (options):

• filename (String) —

  Optional. Filename, defined here or inside a block.

• exclude (Symbol) —

  Optional. Platforms to exclude when making binaries.

Yields:

• (Exer::Make) —

  New instance of make class, with added default functions.

See Also:

• Make

# File 'lib/exer.rb', line 52

def self.make(options = {})
  maker = Exer::Make.new(options[:filename])
  maker.add_defaults
  yield(maker) if block_given?
  maker.build options[:exclude]
end