Every pry plugin that start with pry-
are auto-loaded. You just need to gem install pry-name
.
Here is the link about plugins(creating plugins too) and exact quote:
A valid Pry plugin is a gem that has the pry- prefix (such as the pry-doc gem)
If a Pry plugin is installed (i.e a gem with the pry- prefix is installed) it will be loaded automatically when a session starts.
Note: pry has special command gem-install gem_name
. You should use that command instead of .gem install gem_name
in order to work. This (pry)command install and(!) reload gem cache.
If that won't work try installing gems from console then running pry.
ps. you can check installed plugins via pry --installed-plugins
(in console) or in pry just type help
and it will show you available commands.