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v0.1.0

Published

Thanks for installing Tower and using it to build an application! You can read this file for more information on how to get started. You can also read the website we've made: http://towerjs.org. There are also plenty of screencasts here: http://towerjs.org/screencast.

Downloads

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Readme

Tower.js

Thanks for installing Tower and using it to build an application! You can read this file for more information on how to get started. You can also read the website we've made: http://towerjs.org. There are also plenty of screencasts here: http://towerjs.org/screencast.

Install

You've probably already got tower installed if you're reading this, but just in case we've provided a little instruction. To get started with Tower you'll need the following software:

With those two installed you only need to do the following steps to create your first app:

  1. npm install -g forever tower
  2. tower new app-name-here
  3. cd app-name-here
  4. npm install

Next you need to run the watcher to compile your assets. Run this in a new window that you'll keep open:

cake watch

If you don't have the cake command, install coffeescript globally with npm install -g coffee-script.

Now your application is fully setup and ready to run with forever:

forever server.js

You can discover the other commands by using tower --help. You also have access to a console with tower console. Look to the Cakefile for more commands.

Test

Run tests:

npm test

Read up on testing Tower.js apps.

Deploy

How to deploy Tower Apps to Heroku.

Documentation

If all else fails, see the Rails Guides, should be fairly close.