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README.md

Using Varnish with your app? Want to test your caching goodness locally first? Don't want to deal with craaaazy global VCLs or manually restarting things? guard-lacquer is what you want!

It wraps up the server running parts of Lacquer, abstracts out their Rails-isms, and starts and stops them just like any other Guard! If you don't have a config/config.vcl.erb file in your app for use with Lacquer, it copies that over for you, too.