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manage ruby in your virtualenv

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#rubyenv

This tool is inspired by [nodeenv](https://github.com/ekalinin/nodeenv) and allows you to install ruby into your virtualenvs.

Unlike nodeenv, rubyenv only works inside virtualenvs.

## Install

` $ virtualenv myenv $ source myenv/bin/activate $ pip install rubyenv $ rubyenv install 2.2.2 `

## Example

` $ mkdir frontend $ echo 'use_env frontend' > frontenv/.env $ cd frontend $ pip install nodeenv rubyenv $ nodeenv -p --prebuilt $ npm upgrade -g npm $ node --version && npm --version $ npm install -g yo bower grunt-cli generator-angular $ rubyenv install 2.2.2 $ ruby --version && gem --version $ gem install compass $ yo angular $ grunt serve `

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