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# CardsLib
[](http://badge.fury.io/rb/cards_lib)[](https://travis-ci.org/danielpclark/CardsLib)[](https://codeclimate.com/github/danielpclark/CardsLib)[](https://codeclimate.com/github/danielpclark/CardsLib/coverage)
+I apply best practices in designing this gem and each feature has had
+a LOT of thought put into it. Just look at how the Deck works. It's
+designed with an immutable set of cards to draw from and to return
+cards to. You can even seed it to write robust tests and get the same
+results time after time. Card evaluation is written in a functional
+way that allows, and is optimized for, lazy evaluation. The set
+verification is as simple as handing it some cards and the names of
+the rules to apply.
+
+I'm willing to bet you that there is no other Ruby card game library
+out there as easy to use, as well thought out, and as simple to
+understand as mine. Come on, I dare you to use it and review it! ;-)
+
+
##Install
```
gem install 'cards_lib'
```
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```
##Goodies
-* lib/cards_lib/is_set.rb is a golden tool in card hand verification.
-* In lib/cards_lib/standard.rb there are some basic deck templates.
-* In lib/cards_lib/standard/rules/poker.rb there are some working Poker hand verification methods.
+* **lib/cards_lib/is_set.rb** is a golden tool in card hand verification.
+
+* In **lib/cards_lib/standard.rb** there are some basic deck templates.
+
+* In **lib/cards_lib/standard/rules/poker.rb** there are some working Poker hand verification methods.
##License
The MIT License (MIT)