a crystalline mind in a cloud of code
December 29, 2008
Viewing RI in a web browser
I’m a big fan of the Firefox keyword search. For example I have
keywords for LEO, Wikipedia and Man pages. Sometimes I
want to look up API documentation in Ruby and typing ri camelize
into the address bar and viewing the documentation as web page seems
to be quite natural for me. So I wrote a quick and dirty cgi, which
calls RI and outputs HTML.
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