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Installation:
1.) Install merb-photos gem. sudo gem install merb-photos
2.) Navigate to your merb application. cd ~/your_merb_app/
3.) Add to your dependencies file. vim config/dependencies.rb a
dependency 'merb-photos'
esc : wq
4.) Add options to your init file in the before_app_loads callback. vim config/init.rb a
Merb::BootLoader.before_app_loads do Merb::Slices::config[:merb_photos][:title] = 'Photos' #Title of the index page and/or tab. Merb::Slices::config[:merb_photos][:flickr_user_name] = 'your_user_name' #Flickr user name. end
esc : wq
5.) Add to your router file. vim config/router.rb a
slice(:merb_photos)
esc : wq
6.) Start your merb application and browse. http://your_domain/photos
Advanced:
rake -T slices:merb_photos
host-app/slices/merb-photos/
FAQs
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We found that merb-photos demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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