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vedeu_cli

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Provides client application generators for Vedeu.
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 Dependencies

Development

= 2.13.0
= 5.8.4
= 1.1.0
= 0.10.3
= 0.39.0
= 0.15.9
= 0.11.2
= 0.8.7.6

Runtime

~> 10.5
= 0.19.1
 Project Readme

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Vedeu CLI

Vedeu (vee-dee-you; aka VDU) is my attempt at creating a terminal based application framework without the need for Ncurses. Please see Vedeu. Vedeu CLI is a plugin for Vedeu which provides the means to generate client application code suitable for Vedeu.

Requirements

Patience.

Installation

To install Vedeu, simply:

gem install vedeu

To use Vedeu's application scaffolding, see the RubyDoc

Example

Coming soon!

Documentation & Usage

More coming soon! In the meantime...

To create a new application framework use:

vedeu new your_app_name_here

To create a new view with supporting files within your newly created application, after moving into your application directory, use:

mv your_app_name_here
vedeu view your_view_name_here

To find out what version of Vedeu::CLI (and Vedeu) you are using, use:

vedeu version

Development / Contributing

Pull requests are very welcome! Please try to follow these simple rules if applicable:

  • Please create a topic branch for every separate change you make.
  • Make sure your patches are well tested.
  • Update the Yard documentation. (Use yard stats --list-undoc to locate undocumented code)
  • Update the README.
  • Please do not change the version number.

Any branch on the repository that is not master is probably experimental; do not rely on anything in these branches. Typically, twerks will be merged into master before a release, and branches prefixed with spike/ are me playing with ideas.

General contribution help

  1. Fork it (https://github.com/gavinlaking/vedeu_cli/fork)
  2. Clone it
  3. Run bundle
  4. Run rake (runs all tests and coverage report) or bundle exec guard
  5. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
  6. Write some tests, write some code, have some fun!
  7. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
  8. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
  9. Create a new pull request.

Author & Contributors

Author

Gavin Laking (@gavinlaking)

Contributors

https://github.com/gavinlaking/vedeu_cli/graphs/contributors