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Paper Trail
Paper Trail is a single-user publishing tool for book reviews. It's written in Ruby on Rails; content should be formatted using Markdown. Paper Trail is written by Benedict Eastaugh and licensed under the GPL.
Dependencies
Paper Trail is compatible with Rails 3. As well as the usual Rails dependencies, Paper Trail requires the following Gems:
- RDiscount, a Ruby wrapper around a C implementation of Markdown and SmartyPants.
will_paginate- URLify
- Jake
Configuration
Like all Rails applications, Paper Trail needs a database.yml file with
the relevant configuration details to be added to the config directory. In
addition to this, an environment-specific configuration file named
papertrail.yml can be added to the config directory to add some simple
customisations to the application. Here's a sample configuration block for a
development environment.
development:
title: Books on Extralogical
author: Benedict Eastaugh
blurb: |
This piece of text will be formatted with Markdown and displayed
at the bottom of every page on the site.
perform_authentication: true
Licence
Paper Trail is free software, released under the GNU General Public License Version 2. Please refer to the LICENSE file that should have been distributed with this software for details. If you have not received a copy of the license, you can get a copy from the Free Software Foundation.
