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Source: amrita
Section: interpreters
Priority: optional
Maintainer: TANIGUCHI Takaki <takaki@assist.media.nagoya-u.ac.jp>
Uploaders: Taku YASUI <tach@debian.or.jp>
Build-Depends: debhelper (>> 4.0.0)
Build-Depends-Indep: ruby1.8, rdoc1.8
Standards-Version: 3.7.2
Package: amrita
Architecture: all
Depends: libamrita-ruby1.8
Description: HTML/XML template library for Ruby (dummy package)
Amrita is an html/xhtml template library for Ruby. It makes html
documents from a template and model data.
.
* The template for amrita is a pure html/xhtml document without
special tags like <?...?> or <% .. %>
* The template can be written by designers using almost any html
editor.
* There's no need to change Ruby code to modify the view of the
_dynamic_ part of the template (or the static portion).
* The model data may be any standard Ruby data-- a Hash, Array,
String... or an instance of any user-defined class.
* The output is controlled by _data_, not by logic-- so it's easy to
write, test, and debug code. (Good for eXtremeProgramming)
* The html template can be compiled into Ruby code before execution
with little effort.
.
Amrita uses a template and model data to create an html document by
naturally matching the +id+ attribute of an html element to model data.
.
This package is dummy package.
Package: libamrita-ruby1.8
Architecture: all
Depends: libruby1.8, libstrscan-ruby1.8
Conflicts: amrita(<<1.0.2-2)
Provides: amrita
Description: HTML/XML template library for Ruby 1.8
Amrita is an html/xhtml template library for Ruby. It makes html
documents from a template and model data.
.
* The template for amrita is a pure html/xhtml document without
special tags like <?...?> or <% .. %>
* The template can be written by designers using almost any html
editor.
* There's no need to change Ruby code to modify the view of the
_dynamic_ part of the template (or the static portion).
* The model data may be any standard Ruby data-- a Hash, Array,
String... or an instance of any user-defined class.
* The output is controlled by _data_, not by logic-- so it's easy to
write, test, and debug code. (Good for eXtremeProgramming)
* The html template can be compiled into Ruby code before execution
with little effort.
.
Amrita uses a template and model data to create an html document by
naturally matching the +id+ attribute of an html element to model data.
.
This package is for Ruby 1.8.
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