Add require entrypoint to follow bundler convention #48
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By default, bundler will try to require the name of the rubygem. For example, this gem is langchainrb, so it would try to `require "langchainrb"`. That file doesn't exist, so when using bundler you'd need to explicitly set `require`, ie: ```ruby gem "langchainrb", require: "langchain" ``` This adds `lib/langchainrb.rb` that only requires "langchain" so that extra `require: "langchain"` isn't necessary.
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@technicalpickles Please run |
andreibondarev
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May 24, 2023
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Fixed! |
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@technicalpickles Thank you for the contribution! |
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By default, bundler will try to require the name of the rubygem. For
example, this gem is langchainrb, so it would try to
require "langchainrb".That file doesn't exist, so when using bundler you'd need to explicitly
set
require, ie:This adds
lib/langchainrb.rbthat only requires "langchain" so thatextra
require: "langchain"isn'tnecessary.