v0.0.4

For RubyConf and the mruby 1.2.0 release we've prepped a release that locks generated applications to mruby 1.2.0 for stability.

v0.0.3

This is the third release of mruby-cli just in time for Rocky Mountain Ruby (RMR). This brings mruby-cli up to date with mruby's changes on master.

• subdirectories can now be created in mrblib/
• enable_test can now be used for denoting a test build

v0.0.2

This second release of mruby-cli comes in time for Madison+ Ruby (EDD) with these notable changes:

• generated mtest now actually passes. (oops)
• generated host build now has debug on by default for stack traces
• the 64 bit linux build now resides in mruby/build/x86_64-pc-linux-gnu/bin/

Thank you to @toch, @jkutner, and everyone for trying out the first release and providing feedback.

v0.0.1

This is the first release of mruby-cli hot, fresh, and ready for Burlington Ruby and eurucamp.

This first release enables you to generate a new mruby-cli skeleton app to bootstrap a CLI and then compile 32 & 64 bit binaries for Linux, OS X, and Windows. You'll find a mruby-cli binary for Linux, OSX, and Windows from below, as well as Docker and docker-compose.

$ mruby-cli --setup hello_world
$ cd hello_world
$ docker-compose run compile
$ docker-compose run shell
root@3da278e931fc:/home/mruby/code# mruby/build/host/bin/hello_world
Hello World

Thanks

Thank you to Matz and the rest of the mruby contributors for all your help and work.