Alex Zinchenko

@jm3 Rocco doesn't detect input file language without `pygments` installed locally: ``` ruby def detect_language @_language ||= if pygmentize? %x[pygmentize -N #{@file}].strip.split('+').first else "text" end end ``` I suggest (forgotten-labors/rocco@13b7975626dbc06e3d018e1535499b3a66566a08)...

@jm3 You still can generate documentation without `pygments` installed locally. Just pass the `--language` option to rocco: ``` $ bundle exec rocco --language=js javascript.js ``` or ``` $ bundle exec...

That's why you need to use `# encoding: utf-8` comment at the top of your file to explicitly force the encoding. With this comment at the top of `fixtures/issue10.utf-8.rb` test...

@lambda Yes, you're right. My bad.

+1

@zedtux http://brewformulas.org/Graphviz

I have to agree. I've used an application called TextBar before, but it's not quite suitable for this, because if it something more complex than `df -h` or `uptime -a`...

I also encountered this bug on 1.1.4 under OSX.

@exot There is no `ldd` on OSX. More than that, there is no `libpython` library in linked libraries: ``` ~ λ dyldinfo -dylibs $(command -v profanity) attributes dependent dylibs /usr/local/opt/glib/lib/libgio-2.0.0.dylib...

I suddenly faced the same problem, but as @huruji said - `.npmrc` with `registry` entry solved it.