nesta-rails | The easiest way to use Nesta in a Rails app | Application Framework library

Add the nesta-rails gem to your Rails project’s Gemfile and re-run Bundler, like this:. Now you can generate a controller, a helper, and a default template for rendering your pages. The generator will automatically add some routes to config/routes.rb for you. Move the new routes to the bottom of config/routes.rb to ensure that Nesta isn’t asked to serve pages that should be handled by other controllers in your application. That’s it - nesta-rails is installed. It’s now up to you to update your templates/CSS accordingly, but Nesta’s content should be rendered within your Rails app’s application layout…​. If you want to make changes to the generated controllers and helpers, go ahead. That’s why they’re generated; you’ll probably want to hack on them at some point.