Retrieves comprehensive documentation for Ruby classes, modules, and methods directly from local system resources.
Streamlines Ruby development by providing instant access to local documentation without the need for external searches or manual source code inspection. It leverages the native 'ri' command to deliver detailed insights into core language features, standard libraries, and installed gems. By integrating with standard Unix utilities like grep and head, it allows for efficient searching, filtering, and previewing of documentation, ensuring developers have the precise information they need to implement Ruby code correctly.
Key Features
01Accesses local documentation for Ruby classes, modules, and methods.
02Supports viewing custom project documentation generated with rdoc.
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04Reads bundled gem documentation including README files.
05Filters search results using Unix utilities like grep and wc for concise output.
06Lists all classes and modules within specific namespaces or gems.
Use Cases
01Exploring third-party gem documentation without leaving the terminal.
02Verifying Ruby method signatures and behaviors during implementation.
03Searching for specific method implementations across the Ruby core library.
