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# Resin: a simple environment for Amber development
## About
Resin is a simple [Sinatra](http://sinatrarb.com) application which allows for
a rapid-bootstrap of an [Amber](http://amber-lang.net) project.
The gem bundles a version of Amber and provides the necessary routes to
transparently serve up Amber assets *or* user-defined assets in their current
project directory
## Getting Started
Read further, or you could just [watch this fanciful screencast](http://youtu.be/9NHCGJxQKlA)
First you'll need to install the Gem and make your project directory:
% mkdir my-project
% cd my-project
% gem install resin
Once the gem is installed, make some directories to store your own custom Amber
code:
% mkdir st js
These directories will allow you to commit your code from the Amber IDE, so
once they're created, just run Resin and navigate to
[localhost:4567](http://localhost:4567)
% runresin
## Custom Views
Adding custom views is pretty easy, just create the `views` directory and start
adding [HAML](http://haml-lang.com) files into it. If for example if you wanted
to create a URL [localhost:4567/user](http://localhost:4567/user) then you
would create `views/user.haml` and fill in your template accordingly.
To embed the Amber JavaScripts in your custom views, you can just call the
`embed_amber` function:
%html
%head
%title
My Custom View
= embed_amber
%body
Hello World
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