@@ -9,6 +9,18 @@ It was heavily inspired by "Jeremy Voorhis'/Geoffrey Grosenbach's calendar_helpe * Where the calendar_helper had one helper method that internally called multiple other private methods, LaterDude keeps the namespace clean by tucking away all of its functionality in a presenter (of sorts). * Most CSS class names are given implictly, e.g. "day", "weekendDay" (both are given to the displayed month as well as to the previous and following month), "otherMonth" (all days that don't belong to the displayed month) and "today". The only CSS class that can be configured is the table's class (which defaults to "calendar"). Further customization can be taken care of by passing a block (see examples). +Installation +============ + +You can use LaterDude either as a gem (preferred) or as a Rails plugin. + +To use the gem version, put the following gem requirement in your environment.rb: + + config.gem "later_dude", :source => 'http://gemcutter.org' + +To install it as a plugin, fire up your terminal, go to your Rails app and type: + + $ ruby script/plugin install git://github.com/clemens/later_dude.git Examples ======== README dfbddc49e7381374f485c9fbefdd80b91cf5913d Clemens Kofler clemens@railway.at http://github.com/clemens/later_dude/commit/4800b497307ad77d542ba4cfe951c2a4bd8c8c16 4800b497307ad77d542ba4cfe951c2a4bd8c8c16 2009-10-31T06:21:39-07:00 2009-10-31T06:21:39-07:00 Add installation notes to readme. b1744e982d8b88fd09fb3c0a600a990a44ce622e Clemens Kofler clemens@railway.at