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Make this this best possible example for html-proofer #2
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Which item should I assist with? |
@gjtorikian Could you please advise what the preferred "Ruby name" is I should use for this project? What we currently have is Should there be underscores in there instead? Perhaps Also, if you have any other advice on this work plan, please let me know. I intend to publish this on a html-proofer wiki, so hopefully everyone will follow the lead here. |
@ilyalyo Please help with adding spec testing and adding a travis CI file. And also a Travis build badge on the README. |
Dashes are definitely the convention in Ruby, so I believe The rest of the plan looks great! |
Thank you, I figured out how to get this on ruby gems. We are live! |
@gjtorikian please assist with item 1 here.
Before pushing to RubyGems, I would like to ensure this simple project meets the highest quality standards. Because then we will create more custom tests and I hope to publish this one on a new wiki at the html-proofer project.
html-proofer-mailto_awesome
but this will put it in thehtml/proofer/mailto_awesome
namespace. Compare to http://www.rubydoc.info/gems/html-proofer/HTMLProofer/Check which is in theHTMLProofer/
namespace.bundle gem
project format (minusbin/
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