LPKit-Examples

Example app showing off the current parts of LPKit. Uses a Aristo-like theme for the custom controls, see cappuccino docs on how to compile & use themes.

Building

Initialize and link LPKit as a submodule

First run

$ git submodule init
$ git submodule sync
$ git submodule update

so LPKit is cloned as a submodule. Then, go into its directory, and run

$ jake symlink-narwhal

or run it where your copy of LPKit is. The copy on which you run jake symlink-narwhal would be used as the implicit copy when you build LPAristo.

Build LPAristo

After having a copy of LPKit registered, go inside LPAristo, and run jake there.

Initialize the Cappuccino framework

Finally, go outside of the directory and run

$ capp gen <LPKit Examples Directory Name> -f --force

so you incarnate Cappuccino into the app. Now everything should run smoothly.

License

Everything, except the LPAristo theme, is released under the MIT license. For more information regarding the license, view the LICENSE file.

LPAristo uses parts of the Aristo theme by 280 North and Sofa.

LPAristo is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike License.