<h2>Get the source</h2> git clone git://github.com/dyoder/waves.git <h2>Get the dependencies</h2> cd waves/ rake setup <h2>Tell your application about Waves</h2> <p>You can determine which particular framework source an application will use in one of two ways:</p> <ul> <li>At the top of <code>startup.rb</code>, define <span class="caps">WAVES</span> as the path to the Waves source.</li> <li>Copy, symlink, or git clone the Waves source into the application as a top-level directory named <code>waves</code>.</li> </ul> <p>The first method overrides the second.</p> <h2>Sample App</h2> <p>The Blog application in samples/blog defines <span class="caps">WAVES</span> to be the framework source containing the application. See samples/blog/startup.rb.</p> <h2>Specs</h2> <pre> $ rake verify # run the entire specs suite $ rake verify:mapping # run a subset of the specs </pre> <p>TextMate users can also run the specs in an individual file using &amp;#x2318;R</p> <h2>Layers and Foundations</h2> <p><em><span class="caps">TBC</span></em></p> 2008-05-30T09:22:54-07:00 22200 hack-the-framework 4414 2008-08-19T11:10:01-07:00 105