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EngineY is an easy to use social network framework and portal implemented in Ruby on Rails that is easy to customize and deploy as your own powerful social media site or other portal type site. Empower users with their own blogs. Enhance collaboration with forums, groups and events. Let your users post Twitter-like status messages. Track all the activity on your site with a live activity stream. Build a custom client to access all of your social data using EngineY's RESTful API. Also includes integration with Facebook Connect to allow users to login with Facebook credentials. Recent additions include support for Themes, and Content Management. For project updates and information, follow the project on Twitter @engineyfw
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== Welcome to EngineY While originally designed to be a social networking framework allowing users to easily build a social network site, EngineY has become something much greater. It now has full Content Management capabilities and features similar to a full portal, such as the popular Java Portals like Liferay.
EngineY is implemented in Ruby on Rails and is easy to customize and deploy as your own powerful and feature packed social media site. Empower users with their own blogs. Enhance collaboration with forums, groups and events. Let your users post Twitter-like status messages. Track all the activity on your site with a live activity stream. Build a custom client to access all of your social data using EngineY's RESTful API.
== Installation
EngineY requires the rmagick gem. To correctly install that gem along with the correct version of Imagemagick for your platform see this FAQ: http://rmagick.rubyforge.org/install-faq.html Edit the config/database.yml file to configure a local database for use with EngineY. Run the following three commands in order:
rake db:create:all rake db:migrate rake enginey:db:ruby_mi_populate This will create the database with the correct schema and populate it with data for a sample site. This will allow you to run the application and have a look around. You will be able to login with the following id and password: User ID: admin Password: admin
After logging in as the Admin, you can go to the 'Manage' tab and click on the 'Settings' tab. From that page, you can set a theme for your site. For example, try setting the RubyMI theme to see an example of what a Ruby community site might look like.
Getting Help/Support
Additional documentation is available on the wiki pages. Any questions that you have about using EngineY or developing with EngineY should be posted to the EngineY Google Group http://groups.google.com/group/enginey.
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EngineY is an easy to use social network framework and portal implemented in Ruby on Rails that is easy to customize and deploy as your own powerful social media site or other portal type site. Empower users with their own blogs. Enhance collaboration
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