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# javascript-scheduler-ruby-rails-application

This repository provides a sample integration of the Syncfusion JavaScript Scheduler component within a Ruby on Rails application.

## Prerequisites

Ensure the following versions are installed on your system before proceeding:

Ruby - 3.2.2
Node Js - 18.13.0
Yarn - 1.22.19
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## Install Rails

To install Rails globally, run the following command:

```
gem install rails
```

## Add Syncfusion Scheduler component in your application

Refer the following UG documenation for adding Syncfusion React component in your application
Refer to the following UG documenation for adding Syncfusion Javascript component in your application
* [Getting Started of Syncfusion Javascript Scheduler component](https://ej2.syncfusion.com/javascript/documentation/schedule/getting-started)

## Run the project

To start the application, execute the following commands:

```
yarn install
rails server
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