== Motel - Movable Object Tracking Encopassing Locations
Copyright (C) 2010 Mohammed Morsi movitto@yahoo.com
Motel is made available under the GNU AFFERO GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
=== Intro Motel is a simple framework for tracking 3d location written in Ruby. A simple server is provider which handles requests which the provided client can issue, altering heirarchies of locations and updating their coordinates and movement strategies.
Each location is associated with a movement stategy which is used to move the location (eg update its coordinates) in accordance to a set of rules / variables specific to each strategy.
Multiple clients can connect to a motel server simutaneously and query for locations and subscribe handlers to be invoked on updates.
To install motel simply run: gem install motel
Source code is available via: git clone http://github.com/movitto/motel
=== Using Generate documentation via rake rdoc
Also see specs for detailed usage.
=== Authors Mohammed Morsi movitto@yahoo.com
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