@@ -12,20 +12,12 @@ First things first, let's generate your application: $ mack <app_name> To run a Mack application: - $ rake mack:server:start + $ mackery server -It will try and run the app using the following servers in this order: - * Thin - * Mongrel - * WEBrick - -rake script:server takes the following options: - $ rake server PORT=<port> Mack.env=<environment> HANDLER=<rack_handler> - -The port and rack_handler flags don't apply if you're using Thin[http://code.macournoyer.com/thin] to run the app, which is the default if it is installed. Use the thin.yml file in your application's config directory to configure Thin. The rack_handler one will allow you to switch which server is used to run the app. See Rack for more Rack::Handlers. +mackery server takes the following options: + $ mackery server -p <port> -e <environment> -h <rack_handler> -The environment can also be changed like this: - $ rake mack:server:start#<environment> +The rack_handler one will allow you to switch which server is used to run the app. See Rack for more Rack::Handlers. You can also run: $ mackery console README 9d4612e734d27525c866996992c15655bd56ec19 Mark Bates mark@markbates.com http://github.com/markbates/mack/commit/3da858559d64f78f0fc96b82c0a7249eff158c25 3da858559d64f78f0fc96b82c0a7249eff158c25 2008-08-29T10:11:35-07:00 2008-08-29T10:11:35-07:00 Updated README a555c5b9fd75c3de69f61eb690b8a2f2ddb99cb5 Mark Bates mark@markbates.com