Sadly, so much has moved underneath Caboodle that it’s in need of a refactor. I’ve moved over to Padrino and much of Caboodle now lives on but as helpers for that framework. At some point I will pull them out into a future version.
What a Caboodle-based site looks like out of the box:
How you set one up (assuming you are familiar with Ruby)
sudo gem install caboodle caboodle create myproject (Respond to some questions, such as setting the site's title) cd myproject caboodle kit:add flickr Please set a value for flickr_username myproject Please set a value for flickr_apikey b1789c432a78990b44d39ff caboodle kit:add tumblr Please set a value for tumblr_username myproject caboodle kit:home tumblr (Sets the Tumblr kit as the home page) caboodle heroku:create myproject caboodle heroku:deploy
Getting started includes instructions on how to use Caboodle without any assumed knowledge of Ruby, Git or Heroku which Caboodle relies upon.
Creating a Caboodle walks you through the process of setting up a Caboodle website.
Copyright © 2010 Stef Lewandowski. Released under a MIT License. See LICENSE for details.