ood gem changes

ood_appkit replaces awesim_rails

• Much of the functionality of the AwesimRails gem has been transferred to the OodAppkit gem. Please be aware that there is not a 1:1 mapping of functionality between awesim_rails and ood_appkit, however, and some updates to existing apps may be required.

Some notable changes from awesim_rails:

• /docs route has been renamed to /wiki for internal app documentation.
• The 'awesim_bredcrumbs` helper has been removed. Please use the Navbar Breadcrumbs described at OodAppkit Branding Features instead.

See the README documentation for a full list of OodAppkit features.

cluster config

The OOD system administrator has configured the available clusters and host information for the system. These configurations can be accessed via the OodAppkit.clusters object. This provides cluster data such as name, type, and descriptive data.

More information can be found at OodAppkit Cluster Information

awesim_branding optionally replaces awesim_rails (fonts are extracted and now system installed)

The awesim_branding gem is a drop-in replacement for some of the functionality of awesim_rails, it includes backwards support for some of the AweSim-specific branding features that were available in awesim_rails, particularly the styling for the header, documentation routes, view helpers, and references to the AweSim font set.

Please note that this gem is considered deprecated and will receive limited ongoing support. You are encouraged to begin transitioning to the branding features available in the OodAppkit gem.

ood_support User, Process, and Group classes

OodSupport provides easy to use object interfaces for getting system information regarding Users, Groups, and FACLs.

Please see the OodSupport documentation for further details.