Ever end up writing half of your program in the console, and need to either
copy and paste line-by-line, or do some text editor wizardry to get rid of the
prompts and output? No more. Just run depryve and it modifies your clipboard
in-place, getting rid of the extraneous info.
Install with RubyGems:
gem install depryve
depryve reads your primary selection (the "middle click clipboard") by default;
this is the "clipboard" that is copied to whenever you highlight text, making
usage super easy; just highlight, run depryve, then paste wherever you
please. If you would like depryve to read from your clipboard selection (the
"Ctrl+C clipboard"), run depryve -c.
The output from depryve will be placed on all of your clipboards, so you may
paste it with either Ctrl+V or middle click.
You may require depryve from an irb or pry session and run it at any time
by running one of the included methods:
require "depryve"
# write your code...
# whenever you want to copy something highlight it and:
depryve
# or, to run with the -c flag:
depryve_c
FAQs
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We found that depryve demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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