Bundler-talks gem — now your bundler can talk

This is beta now

This gem using base gem talks. You can use it if you want to hear when bundle install or bundle update ends.

Why?

Sometime when you have bad internet bundler works really slow. So this is works as notification of start and end in that case.

How?

This gem using gem talks and overwrites some of bundler methods when you call bundler-talks instead of bundle from your command line.

Using bundler-talks

$ gem install bundler-talks
$ bundler-talks install # instead of just `bundle install`
$ bundler-talks update # instead of just `bundle update`
$ bundler-talks exec # instead of just `bundle exec`

You can work with bundler-talks update/install/exec just the same as with original bundle update/install/exec - with some options and customizations:

$ bundler-talks update rails
# instead of
$ bundle update rails

How to customize voices for talks you can find in talks repo.

More info later

Who?

I did it by myself

Contributors

@gazay

A lot of thanks

@imanel for exec method

You can help me with this fun gem and I'll gladly add you here, or above

License

The MIT License

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