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Update README.txt to reflect the move to Git

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ejabberd-modules is a collaborative development area for ejabberd ejabberd-contrib is a collaborative development area for ejabberd
modules developers and users. modules developers and users.
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- Read the module specific README to see if special steps are needed - Read the module specific README to see if special steps are needed
to deploy it. to deploy it.
- Run "./build.sh" or "build.bat" in the root (usually trunk - Run "./build.sh" or "build.bat" in the root directory of the wanted
directory) of the wanted module. module.
- Copy generated .beam files from the ebin directory to the directory - Copy generated .beam files from the ebin directory to the directory
where your ejabberd .beam files are. where your ejabberd .beam files are.
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The following organisation has been set-up for the development: The following organisation has been set-up for the development:
- Each module has its own SVN structure (trunk/branches/tags) to allow
independent versioning.
- Development and compilation of module should be possible without - Development and compilation of module should be possible without
ejabberd SVN, as long as developers check-out the ejabberd-dev the ejabberd source code, as the ejabberd-dev helper module contains
module. This module contains include file to make compilation include file to make compilation possible.
possible.
- The module directory structure is usually the following: - The module directory structure is usually the following:
README.txt: Module description README.txt: Module description