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By Tore Darell at Tue 03 Feb 08:07
Jon: Lucy is the missing link between Rails and JavaScript – it generates JavaScript/JSON on demand (on server start or per request). Babilu uses it to export the translations and the JS “framework” which uses them, and I’m planning on using Lucy in a few more plugins. Additionally, Lucy exports a few bits of information about Rails, like the environment and the authenticity token, to
common.js.