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README.md

Gentelella On Rails

Rails 4 implementation of the awesome Gentelella Bootstrap admin template.

Requirement:

  1. ruby(2.2.3)
  2. rails
  3. sshpass

Setup:

  1. Clone this repo : git clone https://github.com/iogbole/gentelella_on_rails.git

  2. cd gentelella_on_rails

  3. npm install -g bower

  4. bower install

  5. bundle install

  6. bin/rake db:migrate

  7. rails s

That's it!

Navigate to http://localhost:3000

gentelella on rails


If you're using devise, you'd need to create another layout to handle authentication and sign_ups as discussed in issue #2.

This is the login template. And this is what it looks like:

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I committed the vendor files to this repo so you may skip step 3 and 4

Contributing

In the spirit of free software, everyone is encouraged to help improve this project. Here are a few ways you can pitch in:

  • Report bugs or issues
  • Fix bugs and submit pull requests.
  • Write, clarify or fix documentation.
  • Refactor code.