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Zack Siri edited this page Dec 5, 2013
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There are 3 types of transponder module, minimal, basic, full by using the -t flag you can specify which type you want to use. If you don't specify a -t flag it will generate a basic module.
Minimal
Minimal transponder modules are good for generating modules that will contain only services that will be used by other modules. Generally recommended to use in combination with the --shared flag
$ rails g transponder:install utilities -t minimal --shared
Basic
Basic transponder modules come with 3 basic things, helpers, services, and presenters. If you want to work with rails controller you will need to use the basic module type.
$ rails g transponder:install application
Full
Full transponder modules come with transponder's primitives and placeholders for a backbone app, it will setup the integration for a backbone app into your transponder module.