Rails mountable engine to manage the KPM plugin.
See killbill-admin-ui-standalone to get started with the Kill Bill Admin UI.
| KPM UI version | Kill Bill version |
|---|---|
| 0.1.y | 0.16.z |
| 0.2.y | 0.18.z (Rails 4) |
| 0.3.y | 0.18.z (Rails 5) |
| 1.x.y | 0.20.z (Rails 5) |
| 2.0.y | 0.22.z (Rails 5) |
| 2.1.y | 0.24.z (Rails 6) |
| 3.x.y | 0.24.z (Rails 7) |
To run the dummy app:
rails s
To run tests:
rails t
This plugin is using killbill-assets-ui to load the common assets.
If you want to override the assets you can add it to app/assets/stylesheet/kpm or app/assets/javascripts/kpm
For integrate run with killbill-admin-ui-standalone, please update the Gemfile to use KPM locally
# gem 'killbill-kpm-ui'
gem 'killbill-kpm-ui', :path => '../killbill-kpm-ui'
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