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((<Japanese|URL:index_ja.html>))
= amrita home page
== What is amrita ?
Amrita is a a html/xhtml template library for Ruby.
It makes html documents from a template and a model data.
Key feature
* 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.
* Need no change on Ruby code to change the view of ((*dynamic*)) part
(not only static part) of the template
* The model data may be standard Ruby data, Hash, Array, String... or
an instance of a classes you made.
* The output is controlled by ((*data*)) no by logic. So It's easy to
write, test, debug code. (Good for eXtreamPrograming)
* HTML template can be compiled into Ruby code before execution
with a little effort.
Amrita mixes a template and model data up to a html document naturally
matching the +id+ attribute of HTML element to model data.
For detail see ((<documents|URL:rdocs>))
== download
* ((<stable version(V0.8.4)|URL:amrita-0.8.4.tar.gz>))
CAUTION! amrita-0.8.1.tar.gz has a XSS vulnerability. Don't use it.
* cvs repository
$ cvs -d ":pserver:guest@kari.to:/home/cvs/root" login
password: (no password type just return)
$ cvs -d ":pserver:guest@kari.to:/home/cvs/root" co amrita
* ((<see sources|URL:sources>))
* ((<see ChangeLog|URL:sources/ChangeLog>))
== demo
* ((<bookmark.rb|URL:http://kari.to/amrita/cgi-bin/bookmark.cgi>))
((<see source|URL:http://kari.to/amrita/sources/sample/cgi/bookmark.rb>))
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