Since Gemfile has the line below, you just run require "giri" in bundle exec irb to start Giri.
gem "giri", path: './'
bundle install
bundle exec irb
# (irb):> require "giri"
Since it has Rakefile, you just run the following command to make build and install it on your local.
bundle exec rake build
bundle exec rake install
Then you just run require "giri" in irb to start Giri.
irb
(irb):> require "giri"
If you have the right to publish it to rubygems, run it.
bundle exec rake build
gem push ./pkg/giri-${VERSION}.gem
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