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ERB(1)                    BSD General Commands Manual                   ERB(1)

NAME
     gem, gem_mirror, gem_server, gemlock, gemri, gemwhich, index_gem_repository.rb, update_rubygems --RubyGems -RubyGems
     RubyGems helper programs

SYNOPSIS
     gem command [arguments...] [options...]
     gem_server [options...]
     gemlock [options] [libname ...]
     gemri [options] [name ...]
     gemwhich [options] [libname ...]
     index_gem_repository.rb [options]
     update_rubygems

DESCRIPTION
     These are various helper programs that are part of the RubyGems distribution, a sophisticated package
     manager for the Ruby programming language.

     For more information about a specific program, you can use its --help flag. There is also online docu-mentation documentation
     mentation available at "http://docs.rubygems.org".

     gem is the main interface to the RubyGems packaging system.

     gem_server is a tool to serve your entire set of installed gems to anyone.

     gemlock generates a series of require_gem commands that will lock down an application or library to a
     particular version of their dependent gem.

     gemri acts as a wrapper for the ri(1) command to read gems RI documentation.

     gemwhich is a script that behaves like the which(1) command for ruby libraries and gem repositories.

     index_gem_repository.rb generates index files for your RubyGems server.

     update_rubygems is an internal script used to update RubyGems.

SEE ALSO
     ruby(1)

AUTHORS
     RubyGems was originally developed at RubyConf 2003 by Rich Kilmer, Chad Fowler, David Black, Paul Bran-
     nan and Jim Weirch, and has received a lot of contributions since then. You can obtain the RubyGems
     sources at http://rubyforge.org/projects/rubygems/

BSD                            February 9, 2006                            BSD

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