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https://github.com/kuntoaji/sinator

Sinatra application generator
https://github.com/kuntoaji/sinator

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# Background

Sinator is [Sinatra](http://www.sinatrarb.com/) application generator. It will generate Sinatra application with minimum configuration.
The reasons behind this project because I want to create many small web application based on sinatra with other third party ruby gems as foundation.

# Features
* Generate Sinatra based web application without database
* Generate Sinatra based web application with PostgreSQL database configuration and Sequel as ORM
* Rake task for assets precompile and assets clean

### Installation

```ruby
gem install sinator
```

with Bundler, put this code in your Gemfile:

```ruby
gem 'sinator'
```

### How to Use

Generate app in current directory without database.

```
sinator -n my_app
```

Generate app in target directory without database.

```
sinator -n my_app -t target/dir
```

Generate app in current directory with database. `-d` option will generate app with `Sequel` ORM and PostgreSQL adapter.

```
sinator -n my_app -d
```
Run web server on localhost.

```
bundle exec puma
```

Run application console / interactive mode / IRB.

```
bundle exec tux
```

### Example Usage

This example assume that PostgreSQL is already running.
See [github.com/kuntoaji/todo_sinator](https://github.com/kuntoaji/todo_sinator) for Todo Application generated with Sinator.
1. run `sinator -n my_app -d`
2. cd `my_app`
3. run `bundle install`
4. configure your database setting in `config/database.yml`
5. create database with `createdb my_app_development`.
6. create file `db/migrations/001_create_artists.rb` and put the following code:

```ruby
Sequel.migration do
up do
create_table(:artists) do
primary_key :id
String :name, :null=>false
end
end

down do
drop_table(:artists)
end
end
```

7. run `rake db:migrate`
8. create file `app/models/Artist.rb` and put the following code:

```ruby
class Artist < Sequel::Model
end
```

9. create file `app/routes/artists.rb` and put the following code:

```ruby
class MyApp
get '/artists' do
@artists = Artist.all
erb :"artists/index"
end

post '/artists' do
@artist = Artist.new
@artist.name = params[:name]
@artist.save

redirect '/artists'
end
end
```

10. create file `app/views/artists/index.erb` and put the following code:

```erb

List of Artist



    <% @artists.each do |artist| %>
  • <%= artist.name %>

  • <% end %>


<%= Rack::Csrf.tag(env) %>

Submit

```

11. run the server `bundle exec puma`
12. open url `localhost:9292/artists`
13. Enjoy! :)