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README.textile
This is a client for Gitlocker and it includes a Rails plugin.
The Rails plugin isn’t fully tested yet, it’s still being actively developed. Fortunately it’s fairly simple!
Installation
gem install gitlockergem install gitlocker-client- Run gitlocker:
gitlocker - Add the plugin to your project’s
environment.rbfile:config.gem 'gitlocker-client', :lib => 'rails' - Add gitlocker to one of your models
gitlocker 'http://localhost:4567',
:fields => :source,
:repo_id => Proc.new { |d| "my_app_#{d.user_id}" }
Gitlocker should be installed somewhere as a proper rack app for production.








