README.md in wiser_chat-0.1.0 vs README.md in wiser_chat-0.1.1

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 ## Requirements
 
 _WiserChat_ only support Rails >= 3.2 with jQuery.
 
 The following items are required:
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  - Redis should be installed in the server, please see [http://redis.io](http://redis.io).
  - `User` model should be available and it should have a `name` method that returns the user name for the chat.
  - WiserChat should be used only when there's a user logged in - `current_user` method should be available.
 
 
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 Include the following lines in your `Gemfile`:
 
 	gem 'redis', '3.2.0'
     gem 'websocket-rails', '~> 0.7.0'
     gem 'wiser_chat', '~> 0.1.0'
-    
+
 Then run:
 
 	bundle install
 
 After installing the gems, you're now ready to install WiserChat by running this command:
 
-	bundle exec generate wiser_chat:install
-	
+	bundle exec rails generate wiser_chat:install
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 The install command will generate the necessary files as well as the migration for the database. Now, run the migration to create the database table:
 
 	bundle exec rake db:migrate
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 Lastly, remove the Rack::Lock middleware by adding this line at the end of your `development.rb` file:
 
 	config.middleware.delete Rack::Lock
 
 ## Usage
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 ### Important: Run the websocket
 
 WiserChat will use websocket and redis, you need to start the websocket server:
 
 	bundle exec rake websocket_rails:start_server
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 The websocket logs will be available at `log/websocket_rails.log` and `log/websocket_rails_server.log`.
 
 ### Rendering the chat box
 
 You can always use this helper method in your view:
 
 	= wiser_chat(@channel_name)
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 You need to specify the `@channel_name` to group the chat conversations. You can have different channels in different pages, but you cannot have multiple channels in a single page.
 
 Channel name is very sensitive, use alpha-numeric characters only. In other words, do not use any special characters in your channel name.
 
 ### Stylesheet
 
 Include the `wiser_chat` stylesheet into your `app/assets/stylesheets/application.css`:
 
 	*= require wiser_chat
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 By default, the chat box will be hidden and you need to toggle the `#wiser-chat` element to display it. But you can create a link with `toggle_chat` class to add a display control for the chat box.
 
 	= link_to "Chat", "#", class: "toggle_chat"
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 However, you can always customize it or event create your own appearance by editing the `app/assets/stylesheets/wiser_chat.css`.
 
 ## Capistrano
 
 You need to run the websocket in your server and adding the codes below will make it easier for you to do it using the capistrano commands. Append this in your `deploy.rb` file:
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 	          info "WebsocketRails is not running, not need to be stopped."
 	        end
 	      end
 	    end
 	  end
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 	  desc 'Start websocket deamon'
 	  task :start do
 	    on roles(:app), in: :sequence, wait: 5 do
 	      within current_path do
 	        with rails_env: fetch(:stage) do
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 	        end
 	      end
 	    end
 	  end
 	end
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 After that, these capistrano commands will do the work:
 
 	bundle exec cap production websocket:start
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 You can also kill the websocket using this capistrano command:
 
 	bundle exec cap production websocket:stop
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 ## Contributing
 
 1. Fork it
 2. Create your feature branch (`git checkout -b my-new-feature`)