README.md in umlaut-4.0.0.beta5 vs README.md in umlaut-4.0.0
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[](https://gemnasium.com/team-umlaut/umlaut)
[](https://codeclimate.com/github/team-umlaut/umlaut)
[](https://coveralls.io/r/team-umlaut/umlaut)
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-(Umlaut 4.0.0.beta1 is out, and this README refers to Umlaut 4.x, and we recommend starting with Umlaut 4.x even though it's only in beta. Install with `gem install umlaut --pre`)
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Umlaut is software for libraries (the kind with books).
It could be described as a front-end layer on top of an existing OpenURL
knowledge base. But it's actually quite a bit more than that.
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* Rails 3.2+ (Rails 4.1+ highly recommended, Rails 3's days are numbered),
* ruby 1.9.3+ (Consider ruby 2.0 or 2.1, 1.9.3's days are numbered)
* `$ gem install umlaut`
* Then run the umlaut app generator: `$ umlaut my_new_app`
-** That will make a new rails app
-** without spring or turbolinks
-** using mysql (sqlite3 does not work for umlaut)
-** it will add the umlaut gem to your app
-** and it will run umlaut's generator to add a couple more files to your app, equivalent of `$ rails generate umlaut:install`
+ * That will make a new rails app
+ * without spring or turbolinks
+ * using mysql (sqlite3 does not work for umlaut)
+ * it will add the umlaut gem to your app
+ * and it will run umlaut's generator to add a couple more files to your app, equivalent of `$ rails generate umlaut:install`
* set up your db in config/databases.yml and run `rake db:migrate`
* configuration in `./config/umlaut_services.yml` and `./app/controllers/umlaut_controller.rb`
* Umlaut uses multi-threaded concurrency in a way incompatible with development-mode class reloading. You need cache_classes=false even in dev, the Umlaut install generator changes this for you.