Rails - Dec 2006 - A layout generator that uses Mollio CSS/HTML templates

I have created a Rails generator called "layout_mollio". It places a
copy of the Mollio CSS/HTML templates (http://mollio.org) in your
Rails app, and creates the layout and partials (if necessary) for
the controller you specify.

The reason I created it is that I found myself making use of Mollio
all the time to give my newly created Rails app an instantly good
look from the start. Mollio is well-designed and offers six types
of layouts. As I don''t want to repeat myself, a generator seems the
way to go.

To install layout_mollio generator, you can either install it using
gem:

    gem install layout_mollio_generator

Or go to its home page at RubyForge:

    http://rubyforge.org/projects/layout-mollio-g/

Once you''ve set, generate the layout for your controler, for example:

    script/generate layout_mollio Expense type-d sidebar

This creates and places expense.rhtml in your app/views/layouts , and
a _sidebar.rhtml (the partial needed for the "sidebar" component for
Mollio''s type-d layout) in app/views/expense/

For available layout types, you can refer to http://www.mollio.org .
Hope this generator will be useful for you as it is for me. :)

Cheers,
lukhnos


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Very cool! Thank you for the contribution and hard work lukhnos!

Stuart

On 12/17/06, lukhnos <lukhnos-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>
wrote:
>
>
> I have created a Rails generator called "layout_mollio". It
places a
> copy of the Mollio CSS/HTML templates (http://mollio.org) in your
> Rails app, and creates the layout and partials (if necessary) for
> the controller you specify.
>
> The reason I created it is that I found myself making use of Mollio
> all the time to give my newly created Rails app an instantly good
> look from the start. Mollio is well-designed and offers six types
> of layouts. As I don''t want to repeat myself, a generator seems
the
> way to go.
>
> To install layout_mollio generator, you can either install it using
> gem:
>
>     gem install layout_mollio_generator
>
> Or go to its home page at RubyForge:
>
>     http://rubyforge.org/projects/layout-mollio-g/
>
> Once you''ve set, generate the layout for your controler, for
example:
>
>     script/generate layout_mollio Expense type-d sidebar
>
> This creates and places expense.rhtml in your app/views/layouts , and
> a _sidebar.rhtml (the partial needed for the "sidebar" component
for
> Mollio''s type-d layout) in app/views/expense/
>
> For available layout types, you can refer to http://www.mollio.org .
> Hope this generator will be useful for you as it is for me. :)
>
> Cheers,
> lukhnos
>
>
> >
>

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