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This RubyGem is a small collection of some commonly used methods and module extensions of the FIDIUS project. These methods are meant to run standalone (i.e. without setting up a FIDIUS C&C server).
Simply install this package with RubyGems:
$ gem install fidius-common
You can use this library as any other RubyGem:
require 'rubygems' if RUBY_VERSION < '1.9'
require 'fidius-common'
For an overview of the provided methods, have a look into the API documentation. Currently, there is no special sorting, but that may change in future.
The common library was written by
If you have any questions, remarks, suggestion, improvements,
etc. feel free to drop a line at the addresses given above.
You might also join #fidius
on Freenode or use the contact
form on our website.
Simplified BSD License and GNU GPLv2. See also the file LICENSE.
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