Add require 'pdf_forms' to readme #6
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Add require 'pdf_forms' to readme
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Hello,
This is a wonderful library and thank you so much for creating it! I have spent several days researching a simple way to fill in pdf forms and everyone on the internet seems to think prawn is the best tool for that (it is not).
Anyway, I think you should add this explicit require to the readme since the gem name and the require name differ. It took me a few minutes to figure this out and I eventually had to look it up in the test_helper. A minor nitpick, but I think it will help out new people trying to use the gem for the first time.
thanks again