Linux command for a ruby script -
How can I run a Ruby script as a command in Linux?
I have this script which is accessible Lib but I have to run it
teraData.rb
I will call it on Linux from any command prompt I want to run as a terredata (or some meaningful command).
Where should I put the script and what should I do?
I'm new to Linux so please
If the script is executable and the script First line of #! / Usr / bin / ruby
(or whatever path might be for your Ruby interpreter), then you should be able to launch the script directly (i.e. $ ./myscript .rb
).
Otherwise, execute the interpreter and pass the script as an argument ( ruby ./myyscript.rb
).
If you want to run the script anywhere using a simple command, then wrap one of these methods in the bash function:
function from RData {Ruby / Path / To / Script / Eradata RB $ *}
Load this function in your .bashrc
file automatically load whenever you open a shell.
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