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README
= Arrow A web application framework for mod_ruby. == Authors * Michael Granger * Dave McCorkhill * Martin Chase == Contributors * Aaron Son * Ben Bleything * Kim Wallmark * Mahlon E. Smith == General Information Arrow is a web application framework for mod_ruby. It was designed to make development of web applications under Apache easier and more fun without sacrificing the power of being able to access the native Apache API. == Online Docs We're working on a manual which will provide more comprehensive instructions and an in-depth tutorial. You can view it at: http://deveiate.org/code/Arrow-manual/ We'd be happy to hear your suggestions, bug reports, or complaints. == Installation === Requirements * Apache (2.0 or 2.2) - http://httpd.apache.org/ * mod_ruby (>= 1.2.6) - http://modruby.net/ === (Non-Standard) Ruby Library Dependencies If you use RubyGems, appropriate versions can be installed using the 'install_dependencies' Rakefile task. Otherwise, you'll need to build and install these by hand: ruby-cache (0.3.0):: `gem install ruby-cache` formvalidator (0.1.4):: `gem install formvalidator` pluginfactory (1.0.4):: `gem install pluginfactory` ==== Quickstart Install: $ rake install The install task will check for dependencies, install the libraries, and then offer some advice about how to configure your server. == Contact * Project Page: http://deveiate.org/projects/Arrow == Legal :include: LICENSE --- See the LICENSE file included with the distribution for licensing details.

