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-# Arkenstone
+# The Arkenstone
-[](https://travis-ci.org/ngscheurich/arkenstone)
-[](https://codeclimate.com/github/ngscheurich/arkenstone)
+[](https://circleci.com/gh/ngscheurich/arkenstone)
+[](https://codecov.io/github/ngscheurich/arkenstone?branch=master)
-The Arkenstone is a Ruby on Rails application generator set up to use my
-preferred development configuration. It is heavily influenced by thoughtbot’s
-Suspenders; I simply prefer to have something that I’ve pruned from infancy
-and just totally *get*, you know?
+The Arkenstone is a Ruby on Rails development environment generator. Its
+goal is to provide an easy way to spin up a new Vagrant box provisioned
+for Rails development.
## Installation
-Add this line to your application’s Gemfile:
+ $ gem install arkenstone
-```ruby
-gem "arkenstone"
-```
+## Usage
-And then execute:
+The Arkenstone provides you with the command line application `arkenstone`.
+To create a new Arkenstone environment:
- $ bundle
+ $ arkenstone new path/to/app
-Or install it yourself with:
+Check out the `arkenstone help new` option to see the available
+configuration options.
- $ gem install arkenstone
+Once, you’ve generated your new environment, `cd` over to `path/to/app`
+and run:
-## Usage
+ $ vagrant up
-The Arkenstone provides you with the command line application `arkenstone`,
-which behaves essentially like `rails new`. To create a Rails app with
-The Arkenstone, simply:
+Now go grab a cup of coffee or a glass of Scotch—this part might take a
+while. The Arkenstone is busy building a new Vagrant box and doing some
+initial work for you like:
- $ arkenstone path/to/app
+- Installing system software depencies
+- Building and installing Ruby
+- Installing and setting up PostgreSQL
+- Generating a new Rails app with [Suspenders](https://github.com/thoughtbot/suspenders)
-Check out the `--help` option to see the available configuration options.
+When your new environment is complete, SSH into it and fire up
+the Rails server:
+
+ $ vagrant ssh
+ $ cd /vagrant && bin/rails server -b 0.0.0.0
+
+You should now be able to visit your Rails app on your host machine at
+[http://localhost:3001](http://localhost:3001). Voilà!
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