A very simple gem package generation tool built on bundler. Pass it a
gem file, it spits out a tarball of the generated gem
environment. Perfect for "bundle once, upload everywhere"-style
deployment.
Also comes with spitball-server, a small sinatra app that you can run
on a dedicated build server. The spitball command line client can then
pull packages down from said server.
Usage: spitball [options] GEMFILE ARCHIVE
options:
-h, --host HOST Get the tarball from a remote spitball server
-p, --port PORT Specify the remote server port. Default 8080
--without a,b,c Excluded groups in the tarball. Does not apply to remote spitballs
--version
environment variables:
SPITBALL_CACHE Specifies the cache dir. Defaults to /tmp/spitball-username
Lots of things are changing in bundler 1.0. We're stuck on 0.9.5 for now, but once we get to 1.0, this tool will probably work with lock files instead of gem files, for more predictable builds.
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We found that spitball demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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