It would be great if you could create a PKGBUILD and submit it to the AUR.
I save my installed Arch packages to a file as backup and for an easy rebuild of my system. I do this for official and AUR packages. I think I'm not the only Arch user, that does something like this.
I'm not planing to do this for gem, npm and whatnot. Today there are just to many different "package installers".
As most of the lemaonbar/i3/bspwm users are Arch users, this would be beneficial to a lot of people I think.
Building an PKGBUILD is relatively simple.(https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PKGBUILD)
Here is a little script, that does everything for you: https://github.com/anatol/gem2arch
(I would do it my self, but I figured, that you may want the AUR package under your control.)
It would be great if you could create a PKGBUILD and submit it to the AUR.
I save my installed Arch packages to a file as backup and for an easy rebuild of my system. I do this for official and AUR packages. I think I'm not the only Arch user, that does something like this.
I'm not planing to do this for gem, npm and whatnot. Today there are just to many different "package installers".
As most of the lemaonbar/i3/bspwm users are Arch users, this would be beneficial to a lot of people I think.
Building an PKGBUILD is relatively simple.(https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PKGBUILD)
Here is a little script, that does everything for you: https://github.com/anatol/gem2arch
(I would do it my self, but I figured, that you may want the AUR package under your control.)