Maglev Core
Ruby on Rails website builder
Overview
Maglev is a page builder/CMS designed to seamlessly integrate with any Ruby on Rails 6+ application. It offers a user-friendly editor UI for creating and managing content on your website. Although the demo is coming soon, users can easily get started with Maglev by installing it and referring to the provided documentation. Maglev allows for easy testing and even provides instructions for contributing to the project.
Features
- Page Builder/CMS: Easily integrate a content management system into your Ruby on Rails application.
- Editor UI: User-friendly interface for creating and managing website content.
- Installation Guide: Simple setup process for adding Maglev to your project.
- Testing Support: Ability to include Maglev in your test setup using
Maglev::GenerateSite.call.
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