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{{Gloss|ACF|'''A'''lpine '''C'''onfiguration '''F'''ramework is a mvc-style application for configuring an Alpine Linux device. The primary focus is for a web interface - ACF's main goal is to be a light-weight MVC "webmin".
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== B ==
== B ==
{{Gloss|Busybox| [http://www.busybox.net/ Busybox] is a utility that combines many common Linux tools into a single program.  Most of the command-line tools in the core Alpine Linux distribution are part of Busybox.
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{{Gloss|MVC|The MVC design pattern is used in ACF to separate presentation information from control logic. By MVC we mean:
:*'''M'''odel - code that reads / writes a config file, starts / stops daemons, or does other work modifying the router.
:*'''V'''iew - code that formats data for output
:*'''C'''ontroller - code that glues the two together
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Revision as of 18:34, 9 April 2010

A

ACF
Alpine Configuration Framework is a mvc-style application for configuring an Alpine Linux device. The primary focus is for a web interface - ACF's main goal is to be a light-weight MVC "webmin".

B

Busybox
Busybox is a utility that combines many common Linux tools into a single program. Most of the command-line tools in the core Alpine Linux distribution are part of Busybox.

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

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MVC
The MVC design pattern is used in ACF to separate presentation information from control logic. By MVC we mean:
  • Model - code that reads / writes a config file, starts / stops daemons, or does other work modifying the router.
  • View - code that formats data for output
  • Controller - code that glues the two together

N

N

O

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