:markdown
  The `scraperwiki` Rubygem makes it easy to store data in an SQLite database.
  When you create a new scraper via morph.io we include a version of the Gem that writes data to the correct database name in the default Gemfile:

:coderay
  #!ruby
  # Gemfile
  gem "scraperwiki", git: "https://github.com/openaustralia/scraperwiki-ruby.git", branch: "morph_defaults"

:markdown
  To save data all you need to do is call the [`ScraperWiki.save_sqlite` method](https://github.com/openaustralia/scraperwiki-ruby#scraperwikisave_sqliteunique_keys-data-table_name--swdataverbose).
  Creating the database and setting up tables is done automagically by the library:

:coderay
  #!ruby
  ScraperWiki.save_sqlite([:name], {name: "susan", occupation: "software developer"})

:markdown
  The `scraperwiki` Rubygem makes it easy to store data in an SQLite database.
  When you create a new scraper via morph.io we include a version of the Gem that writes data to the correct database name in the default Gemfile.

  To save data all you need to do is call the [`ScraperWiki.save_sqlite` method](https://github.com/openaustralia/scraperwiki-ruby#scraperwikisave_sqliteunique_keys-data-table_name--swdataverbose).
  Creating the database and setting up tables is done automagically by the library:

:coderay
  #!ruby
  ScraperWiki.save_sqlite([:name], {name: "susan", occupation: "software developer"})

Remove the Gemfile contents from example
Remove the Gemfile contents from example

It simplifies things and you don't really need that detail here.
