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WARNING
The documentation is currently out of date as of 10/27/09 - A major rewrite has just been merged into master and is going to be documented and released once stable
qadmin
DESCRIPTION:
An [almost] one command solution for adding admin interfaces/resources to a Rails app.
SYNOPSIS:
Qadmin is a partial extraction of 2+ years of building Rails admin systems. A lot of the code comes from a Rails plugin I wrote (private) called quirkey_tools.
The system consists currently of two parts: a generator, and a set of macros.
The generator is =~ the Rails resource generator, but instead of plopping all the code for the different standard resource actions into the controller and templates, it uses the #qadmin macro to include the standard resource actions.
For full details and usage please see the website at:
INSTALL:
Qadmin can be installed as a gem or a plugin.
As a gem
sudo gem install qadmin --source=http://gems.github.com
Then in your config/environment.rb
config.gem 'qadmin'
As a plugin
./script/plugin install git://github.com/quirkey/qadmin.git
LICENSE:
MIT-LICENSE - See LICENSE







