This project aims to add connectors to well known internet text protocols
through the standard Net::* and URI::* ruby module namespaces.
This new version changes the Gemini namespace. Everything is now under the
same Net::Gemini namespace. If you just used this gem as per the
documentation, nothing changes for you. However, if you were using some hidden
part of the Gemini API, you will probably have to make some changes.
Here are all the changes:
| Old names | New names |
|---|---|
| Net::GeminiRequest | Net::Gemini::Request (still 'net/gemini/request') |
| Net::GeminiBadRequest | Net::Gemini::BadRequest (require 'net/gemini/error') |
| Net::GeminiResponse | Net::Gemini::Response (still 'net/gemini/response') |
| Net::GeminiBadResponse | Net::Gemini::BadResponse (require 'net/gemini/error') |
| Net::GeminiError | Net::Gemini::Error (require 'net/gemini/error') |
| Net::Gemini.new | Net::Gemini::Client.new (directly required as part of 'net/gemini') |
| Gemini::ReflowText | Net::Text::Reflow (no more expected to be included, but directly called) |
| Gemini::GmiParser | - (directly integrated into Net::Gemini::Response) |
| Gemini::SSL | - (directly integrated into Net::Gemini::Client) |
The code is self-documented and you can browse it on rubydoc.info:
This repository also includes 2 little helpers:
bin/heraut: a toy client for Finger, Gemini, Gopher and Nex. Give it a URI and it will output the remote file.bin/test_thread.rb: a toy performance test script to run against a Gemini server