Pattern Stitcher

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Last Update: 2013-03-08

Pattern stitcher is a tool to allow you to quickly document patterns and relationships. Patterns are written in plain text (with wiki style formatting) and a script will generate an offline website complete with relationship diagrams. Requires Ruby.

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