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Dashboard

Simple dashboard theme for rails 3.x

Requirements

• Bundler
• Sass
• Compass

Getting Started

To install simply fire up your favorite editor and write gem 'clovercms-dashboard', :require => :dashboard in your Gemfile then:

0. bundle install
1. rails g clover_cms:dashboard:install
2. Enjoy!

Running the tests

You first need to download dashboard from git and do as follows:

0. git clone git://github.com/cloverinteractive/clovercms-dashboard.git
1. cd clovercms-dashboard
2. bundle install
3. bundle exec test/dummy/script/rails g clover_cms:dashboard:install
4. rake

Personalize the way I use dashboard

Wait, wha'?

rails g clover_cms:dashboard:install copies the needed sass and images for your application to have a dashboard look.

But wait! I want to put my sass somewhere else in app

By default sass will get copied to app/stylesheets which is compass, standard, but you can switch it to any other place within app just by sending a parameter:

rails g clover_cms:dashboard:install sass # This will copy all the sass files to app/sass instead

But wait! I'm playing with rails 3.1 I need the asset pipeline assets dir

Relax once again the answer is one parameter away:

rails g clover_cms:dashboard:install --asset-pipeline

But wait! I want my views too

Simply run rails g clover_cms:dashboard:views that will copy all the views into your app/views directory.

But wait! I use haml

Simply run rails g clover_cms:dashboard:views --haml that should do it.

Supported platforms

We currently test and integrate in:

• ruby 1.9.2
• ruby 1.8.7
• ree

Run the rails dummy application

This gem comes with a dummy application to test in the browser, just do the following from the articulate dir:

0. cd test/dummy
1. rails s
2. You can now visit http://localhost:3000/ in your browser

Contribute

Feel free fork this project and submit a pull request, don't forget to add yourself to the contributors list in this README file.

Contributors

• Enrique Vidal - Ruby developer
• Adan Alvarado - Designer and Front end developer
• [Mario Bonales] (http://github.com/marioBonales)