RubyLearner

Ruby mastering application. It checks your code using rspec and rubocop.

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'ruby_learner'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install ruby_learner

Usage: ruby_learner [options]
Options:
	 -v						- check ruby_learner's version.
	 
	 emacs_key (-e)					- confirm emacs key-bindings.
	 emacs_key -image (-i)				- confirm emacs key-bindings in the image.
	 
	 sequential_check (-s) [sec:1~11] [par:1~3]	- learning drill.
	 sequential_check -drill (-d)	 		- confirm drill numbers and contents.
	 sequential_check -next (-n)			- learn next to final history.
	 sequential_check -last (-l)			- learn final history.
	 sequential_check -workshop (-w)		- move current_directory to workshop.
	 sequential_check -manual (-m)			- change mode manual or nomal.
	 sequential_check -copspec (-c)			- check your answer.

	 restore (-r)	  				- check your restore.
	 restore [number]				- open your number's restore.
	 restore -refresh (-r)				- clear all your restore.

	 copspec (-c) [file_path]			- check your original code in ruby_learner.
	 pair_popup (-p) [time]				- popup a alert per times, for pair_programing.
	 install_emacs (-i)				- install emacs in your mac.
	 theme (-t) [black or white]			- change ruby_learner's theme.

Main content of this app is sequential_check.

First, you execute

 $ ruby_learner -s 1 1

In learning in this app, you can choice 3 mode.
Mode 1: you can continue to answer the question:

 $ [RET]

Mode 2: you can confirm answer example.

 $ answer + [RET]

Mode 3: you can stop answer the question.

 $ exit + [RET]

Try the question! When you want to learn next question, execute

 $ ruby_learner -s -n

** this mode need emacs. Please install emacs.

$ ruby_learner -i

For this mode is active, execute

$ ruby_learner -s -m

If your current directory is not workshop, execute

$ ruby_learner -s -w

First, you execute

$ ruby_learner -s 1 1

In workshop/lib,

workplace.rb: you answer in the file.

sentence.org: question and text.

answer.rb: answer.

When you want to open 2 files, execute

$ emacs sentence.org workplace.rb

ruby_learner's check(rspec and rubocop):

$ ruby_learner -s -c

rspec:

$ rspec spec

rubocop:

$ rubocop lib/workplace.rb

This app makes a directory in your Home-Directory, 'ruby_learner'. If you confirm your learning history, you should check ruby_learner/workshop/restore.

I think the cause is your workshop-directory. Please execute this command in your Home-Directory.

 $ rm -rf ruby_learner

To install this gem onto your local machine, run bundle exec rake install. To release a new version, update the version number in version.rb, and then run bundle exec rake release, which will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and tags, and push the .gem file to rubygems.org.

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/Takaki0403/ruby_learner. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.