ERB(1) BSD General Commands Manual ERB(1)

NAME
     ggeemm, ggeemmmmiirrrroorr, ggeemmsseerrvveerr, ggeemmlloocckk,, ggeemmrrii,, ggeemmwwhhiicchh,
     iinnddeexxggeemmrreeppoossiittoorryy..rrbb, uuppddaatteerruubbyyggeemmss - RubyGems helper programs

SYNOPSIS
     ggeemm command [arguments...] [options...]
     ggeemmsseerrvveerr [options...]
     ggeemmlloocckk [options] [libname ...]
     ggeemmrrii [options] [name ...]
     ggeemmwwhhiicchh [options] [libname ...]
     iinnddeexxggeemmrreeppoossiittoorryy..rrbb [options]
     uuppddaatteerruubbyyggeemmss

DESCRIPTION
     These are various helper programs that are part of the RubyGems distribu-
     tion, a sophisticated package manager for the Ruby programming language.

     For more information about a specific program, you can use its --hheellpp
     flag. There is also online documentation available at
     "http://docs.rubygems.org".

     ggeemm is the main interface to the RubyGems packaging system.

     ggeemmsseerrvveerr is a tool to serve your entire set of installed gems to any-
     one.

     ggeemmlloocckk generates a series of requiregem commands that will lock down an
     application or library to a particular version of their dependent gem.

     ggeemmrrii acts as a wrapper for the ri(1) command to read gems RI documenta-
     tion.

     ggeemmwwhhiicchh is a script that behaves like the which(1) command for ruby
     libraries and gem repositories.

     iinnddeexxggeemmrreeppoossiittoorryy..rrbb generates index files for your RubyGems server.

     uuppddaatteerruubbyyggeemmss is an internal script used to update RubyGems.

SEE ALSO
     ruby(1)

AUTHORS     RubyGems was originally developed at RubyConf 2003 by Rich Kilmer, Chad
     Fowler, David Black, Paul Brannan and Jim Weirch, and has received a lot
     of contributions since then. You can obtain the RubyGems sources at
     http://rubyforge.org/projects/rubygems/.

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