<commit_before>= timecapsule
  Gem for importing and exporting ActiveRecord data. 
  Great for creating seed data from data entered through your app's ui or the console.

== Install:
  $ gem install timecapsule

== USAGE:
  * Export a model from your app to a csv file. Here is an example for a User model:
    $ Timecapsule.export_model(User)
  * Import a model from the csv file:
		$ Timecapsule.import_model(User)
  * To specify a different import or export directory, besides the default db/seed, open the automatically generated config/timecapsule.yml file and change the export directory.
  * To import all the csv files in your import directory call the import method:
		$ Timecapsule.import
	* If the order of import matters for your models, you can specify the order at export time:
		$ Timecapsule.export_model(User, 1)
		$ Timecapsule.export_model(Post, 2)
	* remember that if you want to maintain relationships between import/export you must reset the primary key sequence (id) for each of the tables for your models. Or drop and re-create your database.

Copyright (c) 2011-present MIT

Author : <NAME>
Email  : <EMAIL>
<commit_msg>fix the documenation indentation<commit_after>= timecapsule
  Gem for importing and exporting ActiveRecord data. 
  Great for creating seed data from data entered through your app's ui or the console.

== Install:
  $ gem install timecapsule

== USAGE:
  * Export a model from your app to a csv file. Here is an example for a User model:
    $ Timecapsule.export_model(User)
  * Import a model from the csv file:
		$ Timecapsule.import_model(User)
	*	To specify a different import or export directory, besides the default db/seed, open the automatically generated config/timecapsule.yml file and change the export directory.
	* To import all the csv files in your import directory call the import method:
		$ Timecapsule.import
	* If the order of import matters for your models, you can specify the order at export time:
		$ Timecapsule.export_model(User, 1)
			Timecapsule.export_model(Post, 2)
	* Remember that if you want to maintain relationships between import/export you must reset the primary key sequence (id) for each of the tables for your models. Or drop and re-create your database.

Copyright (c) 2011-present MIT

Author : <NAME>
Email  : <EMAIL>

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