Your current best bet is probably GeoKit (http://github.com/andre/geokit-gem for gem, http://github.com/andre/geokit-rails for plugin). It has built in functionality for Yahoo and Google API keys, distance calculation helpers, reverse geolocation, etc. However, GeoMereLaal (http://github.com/parolkar/geo_mere_laal/) is based on the working draft of the W3C Geolocaton API. It’s very limited at the moment as I could only get … Read more
For those who have problems with @lamech-desai answer, (actually, when they do Desai’s commands, it apparently works temporarily for them). So you can easily do these: open ~/.bashrc if you would like to use bash or ~/.zshrc if your are using zsh or etc… $ nano .bashrc ## bash users $ nano .zshrc ## zsh … Read more
Use HTTP instead of HTTPS if you are unable to solve the certs issue: $ gem install rails –source http://rubygems.org To avoid repeating this every time, either edit your ~/.gemrc or edit the file through the command line, like this: $ gem sources –add http://rubygems.org $ gem sources –remove https://rubygems.org $ gem sources –list *** … Read more
for global: rvm @global do gem list for other gemsets: GEM_PATH=$GEM_HOME gem list @global is a gemset that all other gemsets inherit for given ruby, it does not inherit for m itself so it’s safe to select it and run gem list in it’s context. For all other gemsets you can use the fact that … Read more
You’re probably not going to ruin your dev environment. However, you might end up with newer versions of gems than you had before. It depends on how you have defined them in Gemfile. If you’re using entries like: gem “rails” Then you’ll get the latest rails gem, whatever that might be. If you’re using entries … Read more
TL;DR: This is up to you, but I recommend keeping them in git. What vendor/cache does is allow bundling, especially deployment bundling to skip downloading the gems from rubygems. This significantly reduces reliance on rubygems. In deployment, you can specify –local to bundler to completely remove all dependence on rubygems.org, but only if these files … Read more
Download the source: git clone https://github.com/thoughtbot/capybara-webkit.git Build the gem: cd capybara-webkit && gem build capybara-webkit.gemspec Install it (the filename/version may vary): sudo gem install capybara-webkit-0.14.1.gem
I have had a similar issue on my Mac OS X using iTerm2 instead of the default OS X Terminal.app. The LC_CTYPE is not set properly by iTerm2, once I have added export LC_CTYPE=”utf-8″ to ~/.bash_profile the gem installation goes smoothly. note: of course you can add the export to any of the other profile … Read more
To make it work with PostgreSQL version 12, I monkey patched PostgreSQLAdapter class to replace ‘panic’ with ‘warning’ message. Note, if you can upgrade activerecord gem to 4.2.6 or higher versions you don’t need to have this monkey patch. I had to do this because my project depends on gem activerecord-3.2.22.5 require ‘active_record/connection_adapters/postgresql_adapter’ class ActiveRecord::ConnectionAdapters::PostgreSQLAdapter … Read more
Delete the contents of Gemfile.lock, and run bundle install again. That’s been working for me.