# Sublime Gem Browser 0.3-alpha

For Ruby projects using the Bundler gem.

This plugin allows you to quickly access the code of a gem that you have installed via Bundler in the current project. When you select a gem, a new Sublime Text 2 window will open with the code ready for inspection.

Tested on OSX with RVM, Xubuntu with rbenv and Windows with RubyInstaller
# How to Use
* In ST2, press "cmd + shift + p" and type "list gem" (or ctrl + shift + p if you're on Windows or Linux)
* Once you see "Gem Browser: List Gems", press enter.
* It will list all the gems that have been installed via bundle for the project folder 
  ![ScreenShot](https://dl.dropbox.com/u/1252099/semi-permanent/gembrowser.png)
* Once you choose a gem of the list, this plugin will open the source of the gem in a new window with the code ready for inspection and EVEN modification in real time (useful for debugging).

# Installation

### Package Control
Using [Package Control](http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/package_control), a
package manager for Sublime Text 2.

In ST2, press "cmd + shift + p" and then type "install".

Once you see "Package Control: Install Package", press enter.

When the packages load, another selection window will appear.

Type "gem browser" and enter. All done!

### Manual Installation

```bash
  cd "~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/"
  git clone https://github.com/NaN1488/sublime-gem-browser.git
```

### Sublime Text 3 (Mac OS X only)
```bash
  cd "/Applications/Sublime Text.app/Contents/MacOS/Packages"
  curl https://github.com/NaN1488/sublime-gem-browser/archive/master.zip -o sublime-gem-browser.sublime-package
  zip -j -r sublime-gem-browser.sublime-package sublime-gem-browser/*
  rm -rf sublime-gem-browser
```


## Known issues / limitations
* Experimental support for Sublime Text 3 (Only in OS X with RVM)

## License
* MIT License

2012 - Created by Nahuel Sciaratta and Bruno Bonamin