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= Ruby Invoicing Framework
== DESCRIPTION
This is a framework for generating and displaying invoices (ideal for commercial Rails apps). It allows for flexible business logic; provides tools for tax handling, commission calculation etc. It aims to be both developer-friendly and accountant-friendly.
The Ruby Invoicing Framework is based on {ActiveRecord}[http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveRecord/Base.html].
Please see {the website}[http://ept.github.com/invoicing/] for an introduction to using Invoicing, and check the {API reference}[http://invoicing.rubyforge.org/doc/] for in-depth details.
== FEATURES
== REQUIREMENTS
== INSTALL
sudo gem install invoicing
== STATUS
So far, the Ruby Invoicing Framework has been tested with ActiveRecord 2.2.2, MySQL 5.0.67 and PostgreSQL 8.3.5. We will be testing it across a wider variety of versions soon.
== CREDITS
The Ruby invoicing framework originated as part of the website {Bid for Wine}[http://www.bidforwine.co.uk], developed by Patrick Dietrich, Conrad Irwin, Michael Arnold and Martin Kleppmann for Ept Computing Ltd. It was extracted from the Bid for Wine codebase and substantially extended by Martin Kleppmann.
== LICENSE
Copyright (c) 2009 Martin Kleppmann, Ept Computing Limited.
This gem is made publicly available under the terms of the MIT license. See LICENSE and/or COPYING for details.
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