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Qwandry, a questionable tool
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Why spend time trying to remember where libraries, projects, and packages are
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lurking when your computer can do it faster?
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qw matrix # opens ruby's matrix class in your editor
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qw rails # will ask you which version of rails you want to open
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qw activerec 3.1 # will find the gem activerecord 3.1 and open it
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You can also use Qwandry with other common languages:
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qw -r python numpy # opens python's numpy library
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qw -r perl URI # open perl's URI library
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qw -r node express # open express if it is installed for node
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Installation
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Qwandry is a standard ruby gem, on any system with ruby installed already
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simply install with:
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gem install qwandry
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Usage
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Just type `qw` and the first few letters of what you're looking for. By
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default Qwandry is set up for locating and editing ruby libraries.
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qw date # opens ruby's date library
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Want to use Qwandry with Python, Perl, or other languages?
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qw --customize
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Contact
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Adam Sanderson, netghost@gmail.com
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Issues and Source: https://github.com/adamsanderson/qwandry |