Working With Rails

Streamlined

Streamlined allows you to quickly generate useful user interfaces, declaratively.

Streamlined is not a code generator. It relies on you having an existing database schema, controllers and models. If you have not done so yet, follow the instructions in the “Rolling with Ruby on Rails Revisited” article series at…

http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2006/12/14/revisiting-ruby-on-rails-revisited.html

...to create a database and some controllers and models. Then, to make any controller into a Streamlined controller, do the following:

class MyNiftyController < ApplicationController
  layout 'streamlined'
  acts_as_streamlined
end

...[anything else you want to do]

More documentation can be found on the Streamlined wiki at http://trac.streamlinedframework.org/

NOTE: You cannot extend ApplicationController with acts_as_streamlined, only children of ApplicationController.

== Running tests

Streamlined comes bundled with a set of unit and functional tests. You must install the latest versions of the following gems to run these tests:

• flexmock (0.6.2 or higher)
• rcov (0.7.0.1 or higher)
• mocha (0.5.5)
• test-spec (0.4.0 or higher)

To initialize your local database and run the tests, execute:

cd vendor/plugins/streamlined rake test:build_mysql_databases rake

If database creation task fails, make sure your config/database.yml file is configured properly for your local installation of MySQL.

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