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…red by python_example.py.
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Scared Ruby users can also look at https://github.com/fetep/ruby-statsd/ |
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I merged this in (even though there was another ruby example). I moved it into the examples/ dir and renamed it ruby_example2.rb. Thanks for the contribution! |
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Hi,
I just created an example ruby library. I heavily borrowed from python_example. It hasn't been tested almost at all; I'm still having trouble getting graphite installed. That said, it doesn't crash when running it. :)
I'm not going to have time to touch it for a bit, but wanted to get the pull request in before anyone else got scared away of using Statsd because of no ruby library. If you'd like to merge it, go for it. If you'd like to leave it out there for someone to test and fix up, also sounds good.
BTW, it tries to be slightly smart -- if the Rails class is defined, it will attempt to look for YAML config in the config/ directory of the Rails project. If Rails class is not defined, it will look for YAML config in the same directory as the current file.
Thanks,
Ian