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# Skellington

Generate tedious Cucumber and Sinatra boilerplate like a boss

    $ skellington generate naming_things_is_hard

    Generating naming_things_is_hard/Gemfile...done
    Generating naming_things_is_hard/Rakefile...done
    Generating naming_things_is_hard/Procfile...done
    Generating naming_things_is_hard/config.ru...done
    Generating naming_things_is_hard/features/naming_things_is_hard.feature...done
    Generating naming_things_is_hard/features/support/env.rb...done
    Generating naming_things_is_hard/lib/naming_things_is_hard.rb...done

    Your new Sinatra app 'NamingThingsIsHard' has been created

    Now do

        cd naming_things_is_hard
        bundle
        rake

    And presuming that passes OK

        badger > README.md
        git add .
        git commit -m 'First commit'

    You can run the app with

        rackup

This assumes a bunch of things about your system, you'll need at least

* A reasonable git installation

Version data entries

2 entries across 2 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
skellington-0.0.5	README.md
skellington-0.0.4	README.md