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Jobs engine for Refinery CMS allows you to post vacancies to the jobs section of your website.
When job applications come in, you and the candidate are generally notified. As we implemented spam filtering through the filters_spam
plugin you will not get notified if an inquiry is marked as 'spam' (can be disable by config in jobs initializer).
This version of refinerycms-jobs
supports Refinery 3.x and Rails 4.1+.
To use Rails 3.x / Refinery 2.0.x use the refinerycms-jobs "Refinery CMS 2-0 stable branch".
Open up your Gemfile
and add at the bottom this line:
gem 'refinerycms-jobs', git: 'https://github.com/refinerycms-contrib/refinerycms-jobs', branch: 'master'
Now, run bundle install
Next, to install the jobs plugin run:
rails generate refinery:jobs
Run database migrations:
rake db:migrate
Finally seed your database and you're done.
rake db:seed
The version of Refinery to develop this engine against is defined in the gemspec. To override the version of refinery to develop against, edit the project Gemfile to point to a local path containing a clone of refinerycms.
Generate the dummy application to test against
$ bundle exec rake refinery:testing:dummy_app
Run the test suite with Guard
$ bundle exec guard start
Or just with rake spec
$ bundle exec rake spec
FAQs
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We found that refinerycms-jobs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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