This is a dummy package listing the dependencies of (always) the latest version of Rsence.

More info: rsence.org/

List of dependencies with a brief description:

• rake[http://rake.rubyforge.org]

  • Ruby build tool

  • Not necessarily required via ruby gems, if installed via a system-level package

• coffee-script[https://github.com/josh/ruby-coffee-script]

  • Ruby library for .coffee -> .js compliation

• rack[http://rack.rubyforge.org]

  • Abstract ruby web server interface

  • A rack handler is also required. One of the following is suggested:

    • unicorn[http://unicorn.bogomips.org]

      Suggested for production deployment. Use Apache, Nginx or similar front-ends for virtual hosts, SSL and such.

    • mongrel[http://github.com/fauna/mongrel]

      Suggested for development use, also works for production when combined with a front-end proxy for virtual hosts etc.

    • thin[http://code.macournoyer.com/thin]

      Alternative for development use.

    • webrick

      Bundled with ruby (no installation required). Very slow; use as last resort

• json[http://flori.github.com/json]

  Library for bi-directional JSON conversion.

• yaml[http://yaml4r.sourceforge.net/doc]

  Library for handling YAML files

• randgen

  C-optimized random string generator developed for RSence specifically

• jsmin_c

  C-optimized Javascript whitespace removal library; Ruby wrapper developed for RSence specifically; based on the original JSMin

• jscompress

  C-optimized Javascript compression and obfuscation library developed for RSence specifically

• html_min

  C-optimized HTML whitespace removal library developed for RSence specifically

• cssmin

  CSS whitespace removal library

• sequel[http://sequel.rubyforge.org/]

  • Generic SQL database ORM

  • A Sequel driver for your preferred database is also needed:

    • sqlite3

      SQLite is a light-weight SQL library. Recommended for development and small projects.

    • Other database adapters compatible with Sequel are fine. Just configure RSence accordingly.

• highline

  Console-based menu prompt system by the init command.

• rmagick

  • Optional, but suggested, because RSence has RMagick -savvy features, like serving RMagick objects using tickets that are rendered only when requested.

  • Some plugins depend on it directly.