I maintain a plugin for maven which can generate a rails application
ready to get deployed on servlet engine or run development with such a
servlet engine. there you cen generate a new application but only
activerecord ones.

I really would like to bring in a switch to choose DM as alternative
but at most I can pull in GEM. I put a lot into the offline mode since
I suffer from often sudden powercuts which can last some hours.
running a sinatra app is out of question and I did not succeed the
first time I tried it (did not had the energy to dig into it)

so I would appreciate a minimalistic template where I can choose the
DB as well.

regards Kristian

On Sep 6, 6:40 am, postmodern <[email protected]> wrote:
>  Does the -m option of rails support file:// URIs? There has to be a way
> to get the Rails generator to accept a local template.
>
> On 09/05/2010 12:15 PM, Ted Han wrote:
>
> > sure sure, but that would require them to have d/led the templates and
> > all that sort of stuff, and know how to host the files via sinatra.
> >  Not a terrible problem, but not really... automatic.  It'd be nice if
> > we did include sensible defaults in the gems and keep cutting edge
> > ones up on the site or something if people want to use them.
>
> > how about that?
>
> > -T
>
> > On Sun, Sep 5, 2010 at 2:42 PM, Martin Gamsjaeger <[email protected]
> > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
> >     Hey guys,
>
> >     One way to achieve local dm-rails app installs is to provide a simple
> >     rack endpoint that serves the template files and serve that via rackup
> >     or rails itself. Users can then point the rails new project -m command
> >     to that URL and have their application template served locally.
> >     Basically, that's what I've done in my old rails-templates repo [1].
> >     I've used sinatra over there, but rack alone would probably be enough,
> >     rails itself would be just as easy tho.
>
> >     cheers
> >     snusnu
>
> >     On Sep 5, 12:21 pm, Jonathan Stott <[email protected]
> >     <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> >     > On 5 September 2010 08:24, Ted Han <[email protected]
> >     <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
> >     > > Hey gang (this is primarily a way to get a message to snusnu),
> >     > > I am poking around w/ dm-rails and one thing that immediately
> >     jumped out at
> >     > > me was the invocation
> >     thathttp://github.com/datamapper/dm-railsrecommends
> >     > > is just ripe for a man in the middle attack.  Additionally
> >     invocation that
> >     > > requires hitting the web means that you can't start new
> >     projects when you
> >     > > don't have a net connection.
> >     > > wycats suggested that there should be a railties generator that we
> >     > > distribute with the dm-rails gem (like the ones used in beard
> >     for instance
> >     > >http://github.com/carlhuda/beard/tree/master/lib/generators/).
> >      And while
> >     > > that doesn't fix the MitM attack vector (which did spawn an
> >     interesting
> >     > > conversation on twitter regarding rubygems' security model),
> >     it will reduce
> >     > > the opportunity for attack and also make it runnable locally.
> >     > > So if ppl think that's the way to go (i do), or have
> >     objections, please say
> >     > > so!
> >     > > -Ted
>
> >     > I agree, having it as a gem, while it's potentially slower
> >     moving for
> >     > updates, seems like a more sensible idea, both from a security
> >     PoV and
> >     > also the convenience of being able to do things offline.
>
> >     > Regards
> >     > Jon
>
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