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# The commands in a jumpstart config file are executed in the order displayed in this file.
  
## Can be omitted or left blank. If :install_path: is omitted, the new project will be created in whatever directory you are in when you run the command.
# The path to where the project directory will be created
# e.g. :install_path: /Users/i0n/Sites
:install_path:

## Can be omitted or left blank.
# The command that this template will run. The main shell command to create the project.
# e.g. :install_command: rails
:install_command: 

## Can be omitted or left blank.
# The arguments for :install_command. Broken into it's own value to allow the project name to be inserted between the two values.
# e.g. :install_command_args: -d mysql -J -T
:install_command_args:

## Can be omitted or left blank.
# Add extra commands that you want to run after the main install command, but before template generation has started.
# e.g. 
# :run_after_install_command:
#   - rails g controller home
#   - rails g model home
:run_after_install_command:

## Can be omitted or left blank.
# List files that you would like removed from the newly generated project.
# Paths use the newly created project folder as root.
# e.g.
# :remove_files:
#   - /public/index.html
#   - /public/favicon.ico
#   - /public/images/rails.png
:remove_files:

## Can be omitted or left blank.
# Add extra commands that you want to run after template generation has completed.
# e.g.
# :run_after_jumpstart:
#   - rake db:create
#   - capify!
#   - git init
#   - git add .
#   - git commit -q -v -a -m "Initial commit"
:run_after_jumpstart:

## Can be omitted or left blank.
# List files that you would like to perform string substitution on. This can be useful for populating files such as a capistrano deploy.rb file.
# Paths use the newly created project folder as root.
# Any key:value pair can be used for substitution, simply add the key name in CAPS to the template file then specify the symbol key and value as in the example.
# As of version 0.5 it is now possible to append _CLASS to the capitalized key name in your templates. This will capitalise the replacement value, which is very handy for files where you need a lowercase and capitalized version of the same string, like class or module definitions.
# Note! The value of :project_name is hard coded to be the same as the projects name, no matter the value entered in this config file. This helps with capistrano.
# e.g.
# :replace_strings:
#   - :target_path: /config/deploy.rb
#     :symbols:
#       :project_name: name_of_my_app
#       :remote_server: thoughtplant
#   - :target_path: /another/config/file.rb
#     :symbols:
#       :project_name: name_of_my_app
#       :womble: uncle_bulgaria
:replace_strings:
  - :target_path:
    :symbols:
  
## Can be omitted or left blank.
# If you would like jumpstart to configure your local nginx setup specify a path. Handy for rails.
# e.g.
# :local_nginx_conf: /usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx.conf
:local_nginx_conf:
  
## Can be omitted or left blank.
# If you would like jumpstart to configure your remote nginx setup specify a path.
# EXPERIMENTAL FEATURE NOT YET IMPLEMENTED
# e.g.
# :remote_nginx_conf: /opt/nginx/conf/nginx.conf
:remote_nginx_conf: