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If you don't already have a geokit_config.rb file, the plugin creates one when it is first installed.
...which is not happening cause it's a gem.
Right now there is no way of generating this file, so I copied the one from: https://github.com/andre/geokit-gem
Still, it is confusing in the docs.
Suggestion:
We should [a] either replace
If you don't already have a geokit_config.rb file, the plugin creates one when it is first installed.
with something like
You can get a sample configuration from .....
or [b] write a simple generator that shows up as
geokit:install
when running
rails g -h
and which simply copies the very same file to config/initializers.
Personally I think [2] should be the way to go to keep the gem more self-contained.
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One confused here. I was just searching the "generated" (not-existing) file. But no problemos, I'll copy it my self now that I know it's really missing and not just hiding.
From the README:
...which is not happening cause it's a gem.
Right now there is no way of generating this file, so I copied the one from: https://github.com/andre/geokit-gem
Still, it is confusing in the docs.
Suggestion:
We should [a] either replace
with something like
or [b] write a simple generator that shows up as
when running
and which simply copies the very same file to config/initializers.
Personally I think [2] should be the way to go to keep the gem more self-contained.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: