<commit_before>armstrong.dev
=============
Tools and such for handling development of Armstrong applications

This package contains some of the various helpers needed to do development work
on the Armstrong packages.  If you're not actively developing, or working with
development versions of Armstrong, you probably don't need this package.

Usage
-----

Create a `fabfile` (either `fabfile/__init__.py` or simply `fabfile.py`) in
your project and add the following::

    from armstrong.dev.tasks import *


    settings = {
        "DEBUG": True,
        # And so on with the keys being the name of the setting and the values
        # the appropriate value.
    }

    main_app = "name.of.your.app"
    tested_apps ("another_app", main_app, )


Now your fabfile will expose the various commands for setting up and running
your reusable app inside a virtualenv for testing, interacting with via the
shell, and even running a simple server.

Type ``fab -l`` to see a list of all of the commands.


Installation
------------

::

    name="armstrong.dev"
    pip install -e git://github.com/armstrongcms/$name#egg=$name

**Note**: This currently relies on a development version of Fabric.  This
requirement is set to be dropped once Fabric 1.1 is released.  To ensure this<commit_msg>Update README so it points to the correct GitHub user<commit_after>armstrong.dev
=============
Tools and such for handling development of Armstrong applications

This package contains some of the various helpers needed to do development work
on the Armstrong packages.  If you're not actively developing, or working with
development versions of Armstrong, you probably don't need this package.

Usage
-----

Create a `fabfile` (either `fabfile/__init__.py` or simply `fabfile.py`) in
your project and add the following::

    from armstrong.dev.tasks import *


    settings = {
        "DEBUG": True,
        # And so on with the keys being the name of the setting and the values
        # the appropriate value.
    }

    main_app = "name.of.your.app"
    tested_apps ("another_app", main_app, )


Now your fabfile will expose the various commands for setting up and running
your reusable app inside a virtualenv for testing, interacting with via the
shell, and even running a simple server.

Type ``fab -l`` to see a list of all of the commands.


Installation
------------

::

    name="armstrong.dev"
    pip install -e git://github.com/armstrong/$name#egg=$name

**Note**: This currently relies on a development version of Fabric.  This
requirement is set to be dropped once Fabric 1.1 is released.  To ensure this
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