Hi, I have a number of related questions:
- Is it possible to define my own "new" project, to be created using the command line, like "agavi project-create"? I have found http://blog.agavi.org/post/155569516/using-your-own-build-templates-from-second-zero from a while ago, but can I check it is still accurate? - I would like this project to actually have a fair bit of functionality, but I would like this to be part of a separate code base, so that if the code base gets updated, this projects gets updates as well. How would I go about doing this? By this I think I would like there to be some sort of "chain" of searching for actions/views/models/templates. If there is no specified file in the "sub" project, then at runtime Agavi will use the file in the "base" project. (And if I was to specify an action/view/model in "this" project, then I think typically it would extend the file in the base project). Configuration-wise as well, I'm thinking some sort of "chain" where the sub project can override the configuration in the base project. Is this sort of thing possible? I think I'm trying to extend the concept of a class hierarchy to a "project" hierarchy. Michal. _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.agavi.org/mailman/listinfo/users
