How do I install "Ruby Linguistics With Verb Conjugation"? -

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i downloaded source code "ruby linguistics verb conjugation".

how can install usage? need compile gem?

cd directory , run rake, install gem:

$ git clone https://github.com/bdigital/ruby_linguistics_with_verb_conjugation.git $ cd ruby_linguistics_with_verb_conjugation $ rake ...lots of output...   built rubygem   name: linguistics   version: 1.0.8   file: linguistics-1.0.8.gem   mv linguistics-1.0.8.gem pkg/linguistics-1.0.8.gem $ cd pkg $ gem install linguistics-1.0.8.gem

done!


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