= noodle
Use bundler to pull in .NET dependencies.
== Example usage
Create a gemfile like this:
source :rubygems gem 'structuremap'
Create a rakefile like this:
require 'noodle' Noodle::Rake::NoodleTask.new
Then run
bundle install rake noodle
Your project will now have a lib directory with structuremap's dll in it. Add a reference to said DLL in your .NET project.
== Example without rakefile
Or, if you don't want to use a Rakefile, try this:
bundle install noodle
== See also
See {Noodle::Rake::NoodleTask} for information on how to configure it.
== Copyright
Copyright (c) 2010 Matt Burke. See LICENSE for details.
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