ramaze(1)
This little tool helps you creating, controlling, and debugging your applications.
SYNOPSIS
ramaze
[options] [INPUT]
DESCRIPTION
ramaze binary tightly integrates with both Ramaze and the Rack executable rackup, so you will be able to take advantage of both.
OPTIONS
- create
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To create a new application with a basic set of files and directories.
- start
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Start an instance of your application with ramaze start. Supply a pidfile name if you do not want it to use the default (PROJECT.pid).
- start -D
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To start your application in the background you should daemonize it with the -D argument. This will put the PID of the instance into the pidfile.
- stop
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Stop a running instance of this application with ramaze stop. Supply a pidfile name if you started it with a pidfile other than the default (PROJECT.pid).
- restart
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Stop a running instance of this application, then starts it back up with ramaze restart. Pidfile (if supplied) is used for both stop and start.
- console
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Starts an irb console with app.rb (and irb completion) loaded. This command ignores rack options.At the moment, you will have to call Ramaze.setup_dependencies after starting the session to get full functionality.
- Print version
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AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Deepak Tripathi <
[email protected]>,
based on the document of this program, for the Debian GNU/Linux system
(but may be freely used by others).