This is the Diamond-Shell project. This project aims to write a Ruby Shell, which can also be similar to bash, while offering irb-like functionality as well. Eventually it will serve as a replacement for e. g. bash. It is currently in testing phase - please keep this in mind when trying this project out, as quite a few things may not be working as intended. Several things have not been added, so a lot of it is a stub, it will require more work. For available options, do: dia --help This is still in Beta and will remain that way for quite a long time. What will we need? - A full replacement for IRB. - Ability to synchronize between different Diamond Shells. - RPROMPT from zsh (optional, not mandatory) - Friendly help for newcomers (all those help options must be controllable though, so that advanced users can disable these at their own discretion). The release in September 2015 added: $ or in long form show-method show-source This allows you to view the source of a method. The two releases in October and November 2015 mostly just polished the existing code base and improved on the tutorial; we did however had also add the ability to define local @ivars. For instance, @foo = 'Hello World!' should now correctly work just as it does in irb. Other objects also work such as @foo = (1..3)
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