andrew-kane-gem-writer

Structure a Ruby gem using a canonical lib/gemname.rb layout with explicit module organization to enforce minimal dependencies and maintain production-readiness.

Pattern-driven API design uses a class macro DSL approach to provide clear structure and enforce simplicity when creating or refactoring Ruby gems.

Yes, you can integrate a Ruby gem with Rails using an on_load railtie mechanism, ensuring pattern-driven configuration without tight Rails coupling.

The best way to handle errors in a Ruby gem is through explicit error handling patterns, following quality and safety guidance to avoid common anti-patterns.

Yes, this Ruby gem pattern works for API design across both Rails and non-Rails contexts, ensuring a disciplined blueprint and clear structure regardless of framework.

You should avoid a class macro DSL when it introduces unnecessary complexity, violating the explicit error handling and minimal dependency patterns required for production-ready gems.