Lazybones: A Monk Skeleton for CouchDB and Sinatra

I created a skeleton for MonkRb that leverages CouchDB and Sinatra.

You can find the project over at GitHub.

Check it out: Lazybones.

Add it to your Monk set up with the monk command.

monk add lazybones git://github.com/tobyjoe/lazybones.git

Once it’s added, create a new project with the monk init command.

monk init --skeleton=lazybones myapp

Once that is done, freeze all the dependencies.

dep vendor --all

Easy as pie, right?

Contributions

I am working on skeletons for Postgres and MySQL as well, and adding optional memcached support to all of them.

If you see anything wonky, fork it and let me know, or just leave a comment or file an issue at the GitHub issue tracker.

It’s based on the original skeleton that ships with Monk, by the way.

tobyjoe

If you’ve been hacking on #monkrb, you might want to check out a @couchdb skeleton I made: http://bit.ly/c5zxE

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