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Thrift Ruby Software Library
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Author: Mark Slee (mcslee@facebook.com)
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Last Modified: 2007-Mar-05
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Thrift is distributed under the Thrift open source software license.
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Please see the included LICENSE file.
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Using Thrift with Ruby
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======================
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Okay, I'll be honest. I learned Ruby by implementing the Thrift library in
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Ruby and writing the code generator at the same time. I am not a trendy
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web 2.0 programmer. Shit, I don't even know Rails. So if you care about Ruby
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you will probably find that this is currently the least robust Thrift library
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implementation. But there's plenty of time to improve it...
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The source code for the Ruby library is designed for installation with the
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Python-esque setup.rb utility, which is included here and redistributable
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under the GPL license.
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To install the Thrift Ruby libraries, become superuser and do:
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ruby setup.rb config
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ruby setup.rb setup
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ruby setup.rb install
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Alternatively, if you know more about Ruby than me, you can improve the build
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and installation process and contribute them back to this project. Wicked.
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