Use Kramdown instead of RDiscount #1
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Added `Gemfile` to add `kramdown` as a dependency. *** Make sure you have Bundler installed: `bundle -v` If you don't, install it. `gem install bundler` Because you're using system Ruby, you might need to `sudo` that. `sudo gem install bundler` *** When you have Bundler installed, `bundle` your gem dependencies from your `Gemfile`. `bundle install` *** After that, your usage _should_ be the same as it ever was. Same as it ever was. *** Lemme know if that Just Works™ for you on Mojave + System Ruby. If not, I have a very simple approach to using non-system Ruby that I can add to the project for you.
Use Kramdown instead of RDiscount
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Gemfileto addkramdownas a dependency.Make sure you have Bundler installed:
bundle -vIf you don't, install it.
gem install bundlerBecause you're using system Ruby, you might need to
sudothat.sudo gem install bundlerWhen you have Bundler installed,
bundleyour gem dependencies from yourGemfile.bundle installAfter that, your usage should be the same as it ever was. Same as it ever was.
Lemme know if that Just Works™ for you on Mojave + System Ruby. If not, I have a very simple approach to using non-system Ruby that I can add to the project for you.