This gem is a simple Star Wars name progeram. It grabs the names of Star Wars characters and planets from the public Star Wars api site: http://swapi.co
It only has two public calls
- find_people(#)
- find_planet(#)
If there is no planet or person with that number an empty hash is returned.
- First run the command: bundle gem sswars
- Change into that directory
- Edit the file sswars.gemspec with appropriate information.
- Edit the file lib/sswars.rb with the Ruby code to do the work.
- The module name should be: module Sswars
- Include gem "httparty"
- Create two methods: find_person() and find_planet
- Test execution in IRB.
- In IRB run: require_relative 'lib/sswars' - should return true.
- In IRB test by running: Sswars.find_people(2) - should return => "C-3PO"
- In IRB test by running: Sswars.find_planet(42) - should return => "Haruun Kal"
- Create local git repo and commit. Push to Github.
- Github: git@github.com:rvrichards/sswars.git
- Create gem, run:
- bundle
- gem build sswars.gemspec
- Install gem locally and test
- To install: gem install ./sswars-0.1.0.gem
- In IRB you only have to type: require sswars
- Now push to RubyGem.org
- First: Setup account on your machine
- curl -u rvrichards https://rubygems.org/api/v1/api_key.yaml > ~/.gem/credentials; chmod 0600 ~/.gem/credentials
- Lastly: Push out gem
- gem push sswars-0.1.0.gem
- Profit!
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'sswars'And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install sswars
This was just for fun & learning.
None planned now.
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/rtfminc/sswars.