This is a fork from the show-job gem by Avii. I made a quick and dirty update to format the result of Avii's algorithm into bullet-points and to have it be copied to the clipboard automatically to help me make my weekly Ruby on Rails jobs mega thread I share on LinkedIn.
I disabled all options. Instead, it will list all jobs found for:
- Worldwide remote jobs
- USA remote jobs
- South America remote jobs
This is a very simple script. If you want to use it, you can just clone this repo and run show-job file from the command-line: ruby show-job
It will generate an output that will also be copied to your clipboard in the following format:
Jobs last fetched on: April 29, 2024
π ππππππ π
πππ-ππππ πππππππππ:
β‘οΈ Worldwide Job Example at ___: https://link_example
...
ππΊπΈ ππππππ π
πππ-ππππ πππ:
β‘οΈ USA Job Example at ___: https://link_example
...
πΊπ πππππ πππππππ:
β‘οΈ South America Job Example at ___: https://link_example
...
Below is the Docs for the original show-job gem
gem install show-job
The show-job
program displays Ruby/Ruby on Rails jobs right in your command line!
It pulls jobs from seven different prominent Ruby job sites. The sites are:
- Gorails
- Weworkremotely
- Ruby on Remote
- Ruby on Rails jobs
- Rails Hotwire Jobs
- WeAreHiring
- Rails Job Board
Command line usuage summary:
Usage: show-job [options]
--ww Display only worldwide jobs
--senior Display only senior jobs
--us-only Display jobs only for the United States
--no-us Display jobs for places other than United States