This version of MicroQiskit is compatible with the Ruby programming language.
All you need to do is take the MicroQiskit.rb file, and place somewhere that it can be found by Ruby when importing. The easiest option is simply to put it in the same folder as any scripts that will use it.
For example, one of your scripts might look like:
load 'MicroQiskit.rb'
psiMinus = QuantumCircuit.new(2, 2)
psiMinus.h(0)
psiMinus.x(1)
psiMinus.cx(0, 1)
psiMinus.z(1)
psiMinus.measure(0, 0)
psiMinus.measure(1, 1)
psiMinusStatevector = simulate(psiMinus, 0, 'statevector')
puts 'psiMinusStatevector: '
puts psiMinusStatevector
puts simulate(psiMinus, 5, 'counts')