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# Game
A Ruby-powered MVC game framework.
## Install
```sh
$ gem install game
```
## Usage
### Setup
```sh
$ game new my_cool_game
```
This will create a new directory named `my_cool_game` in the current working directory.
The directory is laid out very much like a Rails application:
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A useful collection of methods to make cooking more fun
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Creates a basic repository layout for a new gem
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get-jets provides the official integration of Jets gems with Ruby on Rails framework.
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Distribute files simply using GitHub Gist.
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This is a helper gem for ruby-gnome2 applications that allows developers to easily connect signals to methods.
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Easy integration with the glimr case management system
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Toto, expanded
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Sane defaults for rubocop
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A wee Google CSE client
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Google API with Ruby
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Pundit authorization support for new graphql interpreter
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Store all of your times in the database as UTC but want to give your users the ability to choose a custom time zone for each instance of a DateTime field?
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Allows using Groonga in your models a-la ActiveRecord.
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Easily update all of your git projects's submodules to their latest tags.
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Stores cached values in Hammerspace
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Using `has_cache` in your classes provides a `cached` method that allows
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