maintainership moved to tonykaira
Now you are able to deamonize a clockwork process with -d option taking advantage of deamon gem. Deamon gem is not required as a dependency for clockwork and it is only used when running with -d
merged with tomykaira
README updated with latest
Merge pull request #18 from fddayan/master

Deamonize clockwork
Include Sidekiq as a job queueing suggestion.
Merge pull request #19 from cseeger/patch-1

Include Sidekiq as a job queueing suggestion.
Added a section to the readme

Clarified how to load the entire Rails app
Merge pull request #20 from mbhnyc/master

Adding a clarifying section to the readme on loading the entire Rails environment
made `clockwork -h` works. Usage is now like `clock <clock.rb> or clockwork --daemon [options] start|stop|restart|run`
version.rb removed, gemspec back to original.
bin/clockwork back to original
bin/clockworkd added to run Clockwork as daemon
clock file is loaded inside daemon. --clock=FIlE is required. We cheeck file exists
error send to stderr. typo fixed. clockword use in process name. file name used as default for identifier. default pid dir set to ./tmp/. print message wth pid dir and log dir.
bug fixed: --log-dir was not working. Now it can logs the output to specified directory
Merge pull request #22 from fddayan/master

Daemon arguments made available not requierning '-d'. Also, version.rb added.
whitespace
Add clockworkd to the release package

Also documented
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