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![Travis CI](https://travis-ci.org/reinteractive/wallaby.svg)

Wallaby is a Rails engine to manage your data. You could have a play with the [demo here](https://wallaby-demo.herokuapp.com/admin/)
Wallaby is a Rails engine to manage data, and it can be easily customized in Rails way using controllers and views. You could have a play with the [demo here](https://wallaby-demo.herokuapp.com/admin/)

## Features

- It supports Devise and CanCanCan, and provides configurations for your own authentication.
- Ready to use, neat looking. And you won't miss any of these features (search/pagination/sorting/form validation/flash messages).
- Easy setup, ready for use, neat looking. And you won't miss any of these features (search/pagination/sorting/form validation/flash messages).
- No DSL, pure Rails and minimum learning curve required. So it's easy to customize things by extending controllers and partials, and it applies best practices such as Decorator and Service Object. (see [Customization](CUSTOMIZATION.md))

### Support
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## What's new

# v4.0.1
# v4.1.0

1. Fixed an issue for loading irregular classes/files under /app folder
2. Ensure to support mysql and sqlite
1. Added concept Mode to allow Wallaby to pick up multiple ORM adaptors apart from ActiveRecord
2. Caching improvements:
- Cached compiled ERB template (not for development)
- Most Rails cache implementation for delete_match takes string instead of regex
- Cached Calculations for finding a subclass
3. Resolve an issue when a file under `/app` folder is not following Rails convention (e.g. class `CSV` in `csv.rb`) or if it is a module declaration under `concerns` folder, it raises load error on booting up Rails server

For more, see [Changlog](CHANGELOG.md)
For more, see [Changelog](CHANGELOG.md)

## Installation

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