eucalypt 0.2.2 → 0.3.0

data/lib/eucalypt/eucalypt-core/templates/eucalypt/app/static/readme.yml

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-# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
-# DESCRIPTION:                                                                                             #
-# The `static` directory should contain structured data in the YAML or JSON formats.                       #
-# Currently supported extensions are .yaml, .yml, .json and .geojson                                       #
-#                                                                                                          #
-# The `Static` helper constant can be accessed from anywhere within your application.                      #
-# This constant acts as a link to the `static` directory, allowing you to access data.                     #
-# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
-# EXAMPLES:                                                                                                #
-# - The data in a GEOJSON file at `static/server-locations.geojson` can be accessed with:                  #
-#   `Static.server_locations` - Note how method names are sometimes adjusted                               #
-#                                                                                                          #
-# - The data in a JSON file at `static/dependencies/config.json` can be accessed with:                     #
-#   `Static.dependencies.config`                                                                           #
-#                                                                                                          #
-# - The data in a YAML file at `static/locales/en.yml` can be accessed with:                               #
-#   `Static.locales.en`                                                                                    #
-# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
-# VIEWING DEFINED SUBDIRECTORY AND FILE METHODS:                                                           #
-# The `Object#methods` method can be used to check for defined subdirectory and file methods.              #
-# Consider a structure like the following:                                                                 #
-#                                                                                                          #
-# static                          Static.methods(false) #=> [:hobbies, :main]                              #
-# ├── hobbies                     Static.hobbies.methods(false) #=> [:academic, :non_academic]             #
-# │   ├── academic                Static.hobbies.academic.methods(false) #=> [:ruby]                       #
-# │   │   └── ruby.yml                                                                                     #
-# │   └── non-academic            Static.hobbies.non_academic.methods(false) #=> [:games, :sports]         #
-# │       ├── games               Static.hobbies.non_academic.games.methods(false)  #=> [:chess]           #
-# │       │   └── chess.yml                                                                                #
-# │       └── sports                                                                                       #
-# │           ├── climbing.json   Static.hobbies.non_academic.sports.methods(false) #=> [:climbing, :golf] #
-# │           └── golf.yml                                                                                 #
-# └── main.yml                                                                                             #
-# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #