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All documentation is now in the `docs/` subdirectory, or can be viewed in rendered form on Backstage. Start with the [index](docs/index.md)
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rulezilla
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=========
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This provides a DSL to implement rules for various tasks. In the current version we are still relying on user to have a certain level of Ruby knowledge
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in order to be able to use this DSL. The ultimate goal is for people without prior Ruby knowledge to be able to change and even write the Rule.
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# Installation
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## Using `Gemfile`
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gem 'rulezilla'
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Then run:
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bundle install
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gem install 'rulezilla'
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## Usage
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### Rules
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#### Ruby
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Here is an example:
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### Support Module
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