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  =Contentment
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- ===Contentment is a extremely basic Content Management System for Ruby On Rails.
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+ ===Contentment is a extremely basic Content Management System for Ruby On Rails.
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  How often do your clients want to manage / edit some piddly little portion of the site you're building for them?
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  Every time? Yeah me too. If what you need is a way for your clients to manage the FAQ or Testimonials, contentment is for you.
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  It's simple to use and will save you time.
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- The primary advantage it offers over a roll-your-own CMS is consistency.
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- Use Contentment whenever you need a basic CMS and you can stop re-inventing the wheel and start pumping code.
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+ The primary advantage it offers over a roll-your-own CMS is consistency.
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+ Use Contentment whenever you need a basic CMS and you can stop re-inventing the wheel and start pumping code.
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  ==Get Contentment
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  Add it to your gemfile
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  gem 'contentment'
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- and run
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  bundle install
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  ==Use Contentment
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  rails generate contentment
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  rake db:migrate
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  This will create the Content model and a migration to add the contents table to your database, if it doesn't already exist.
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- It will also create contents_controller.rb for you with all the CRUD already done, and create the views to manage your Content.
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+ It will also create contents_controller.rb for you with all the CRUD already done, and create the views to manage your Content.
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- Fire up the server and you're ready to go.
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+ resources :contents
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+ to your routes.rb file and you're ready to go.
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  ==Details
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  :title and :body are pretty self explanatory, perfect for question and answer, or header and paragraph.
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  :tipe is not type to get around rails polymorphic associations, and exists to help you keep track of what
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- Content goes on what pages. Add your own values to the @tipes array
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+ Content goes on what pages. Add your own values to the @tipes array
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  @tipes = [
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  # "Billboard",
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  # "What You Learn",
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  :visible will help you hide things without deleting them.
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  :link will allow you to have your navigation editable by your client. Put what you want to show up in the title,
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- and where you want to go in the link field and I'm sure you can fill in the rest.
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+ and where you want to go in the link field and I'm sure you can fill in the rest.
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  ==Live Preview of Content on Edit
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- If you're using jQuery
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- Slap this in your application.js to get live preview of the title attribute of content
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- $(document).ready(function(){$('.edit_content').keyup(function(){$('.content_preview_title').html($('#content_title').val());});})
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- I'm using TinyMCE Hammer to get TinyMCE in my projects, and if you install it too you can have live preview of the body of your content pretty easily.
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- (I'm working on getting TinyMCE included in this gem)
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+ I've added tinymce-rails as a dependency of this project.
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  TinyMCE is nice because your clients probably want the ability to add line breaks and other styling without having to learn HTML.
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- So. Install the TinyMCE Hammer plugin https://github.com/trevorrowe/tinymce_hammer or http://tinymcehammer.lanalot.com/ , I don't know which is canonical.
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- to the <head> section of whatever layout (probably application.html.erb) is rendered around the contents/edit.html.erb file.
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- Donezo. You should now see the changes made to the title and body of your content on the edit view live and in real time in the preview area.
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- Clients love that.
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+ If you're using jQuery you should be able to see the changes made to the title and body of your content on the edit view live and in real time in the preview area.
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+ Clients (usually) love that.
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  ==That's It!
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- If it did anything else it wouldn't be simple anymore.
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  Questions, Thoughts, Comments to larrick@gmail.com
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  Read More about engines - http://edgeapi.rubyonrails.org/classes/Rails/Engine.html
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+ Write your own gemspec - http://blog.leshill.org/blog/2011/08/21/write-your-own-gemspec.html
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+ Rubygems guide to building your own gem - http://guides.rubygems.org/make-your-own-gem/
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  ==TODO
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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  name: contentment
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  version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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  prerelease:
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  platform: ruby
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  authors:
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  autorequire:
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  bindir: bin
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  cert_chain: []
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- date: 2012-09-18 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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  dependencies:
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  homepage: https://github.com/deathbob/Contentment
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  licenses: []
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