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README.md

I missed Seed Fu when I was working on a Mongoid app, so I hacked this together in about 20 minutes. No tests whatsoever but it works with my very simple Seed Fu-like seed data, so if you like it, contribute some tests!

Usage

Seed files in db/fixtures/*.rb:

PermissionType.seed do |s|
  s.id = 1
  s.type = 'Users'
end

PermissionType.seed do |s|
  s.id = 2
  s.type = 'Sites'
end

Then rake db:seed_fu if you're in Rails.

Simple!

Capistrano

require 'seed-fu-mongoid/capistrano' to have your data get re-seeded on deploy.

Cucumber/RSpec

SeedFuMongoid.seed