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aquam an Object-Oriented Finite State Machine for Ruby

aquam helps you to define Finite State Machines with a very simple DSL which also will validate events, states and the transition between them.

First of all, you must know that a State Machine should be a different object, where you specify the valid states and the transitions fired by the events.

You can start reading this article to understand how state machines work and get a few tips designing your FSM!

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