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TurnKey Ruby On Rails Live CD appliance 2008.11.18-hardy-x86 (Default branch)
11-21-2008
TurnKey Ruby on Rails is an easy-to-use,lightweight, installable live CD of the Ruby onRails Web framework that can run on real hardwarein addition to most types of virtual machines. Itfeatures a Mac OS X themed Web managementinterface and a Python configuration andinstallation console. It is based on Ubuntu 8.04.1Hardy LTS, and is designed to provide users with apre-integrated, automatically updated, turn-keyoperating system environment that is carefullybuilt from the ground up with the minimumcomponents needed to run Ruby on Rails Webapplications with maximum usability, efficiency,and security.|
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haml(1) General Commands Manual haml(1) NAME
haml - Translates Haml markup into its HTML equivalent SYNOPSIS
haml [options] [INPUT] [OUTPUT] DESCRIPTION
Uses the Haml engine to parse the selected template and outputs the result to the specified file. OPTIONS
--rails RAILS_DIR Install Haml and Sass to a Rails project -c, --check Just check syntax, don't evaluate. -s, --stdin Read input from standard input instead of an input file --trace Show a full traceback on error -t, --style NAME Output style. Can be indented (default) or ugly. -f, --format NAME Output format. Can be xhtml (default), html4, or html5. -e, --escape-html Escape HTML characters (like ampersands and angle brackets) by default. -q, --double-quote-attributes Set attribute wrapper to double-quotes (default is single). -r, --require FILE Same as 'ruby -r'. -I, --load-path PATH Same as 'ruby -I'. --debug Print out the precompiled Ruby source. -?, -h, --help Show a usage summary -v, --version Print version SEE ALSO
This program is shipped as part of the libhaml-ruby1.8 library package, you can check its corresponding documentation can be found in the libhaml-ruby-doc package. AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Gunnar Wolf <gwolf@debian.org>, based on the command-line output of this program, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be freely used by others). December 18, 2008 haml(1)