= Overview

Gemsmith allows you to easily craft new gems via the command line with custom settings (if desired). If you are a fan
of Bundler[https://github.com/carlhuda/bundler] and appreciate the quick and easy setup you get via the +bundle gem+
command then you'll enjoy this gem since it is essentially an enhanced version of Bundler.

= Features

* Common custom settings that you can configure once and use for every new gem that you build.
* Additional skeleton files such as a README, CHANGELOG, and LICENCE (which you pretty much always need).

= Requirements

* A desire to develop professional gems.

= Setup

Type the following from the command line to install:

  gem install gemsmith

You can also configure common custom settings that you would like to apply to all new gems that you build. To do this,
simply create the following file:

  ~/.gemsmith/settings.yml

...with the following settings (for example):

  --- 
  :gem_platform: Gem::Platform::RUBY
  :author_name: Brooke Kuhlmann
  :author_email: brooke@redalchemist.com
  :author_url: http://www.redalchemist.com
  :company_name: Red Alchmist
  :company_url: http://www.redalchemist.com 

NOTE: All of the options above are optional. You don't have to create the setting.yml at all or you can pick and
choose what you want to define. Up to you. If you don't specify any settings then everything defaults as follows:

  gem_platform: Gem::Platform::RUBY
  author_name: <git user name>
  author_email: <git email>
  author_url: nil
  company_name: <author name>
  company_url: <author URL>

= Usage

From the command line, type: tweeter help

  gemsmith -c, [create=GEM_NAME]  # Create new gem.
  gemsmith -h, [help]             # Show this message.
  gemsmith -v, [version]          # Show version.

For more gem creation options, type: tweeter help create

  -b, [--bin]  # Add binary to gem build.

= Author

{Red Alchemist}[http://www.redalchemist.com]

= License

Copyright (c) 2011 {Red Alchemist}[http://www.redalchemist.com].
Read the LICENSE for details.

= History

Read the CHANGELOG for details.