RailsBootstrap

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Kickoff for Rails web applications.

Running local server

Git pre push hook

You can modify the pre-push.sh script to run different scripts before you git push (e.g Rspec, Linters). Then you need to run the following:

  chmod +x script/pre-push.sh
  sudo ln -s ../../script/pre-push.sh .git/hooks/pre-push

You can skip the hook by adding --no-verify to your git push.

1- Installing Ruby

• Clone the repository by running git clone [email protected]:Wolox/rails-bootstrap.git
• Go to the project root by running cd rails-bootstrap
• Download and install Rbenv.
• Download and install Ruby-Build.
• Install the appropriate Ruby version by running rbenv install [version] where version is the one located in .ruby-version

2- Installing Rails gems

• Install Bundler.

  gem install bundler --no-ri --no-rdoc
  rbenv rehash

• Install basic dependencies if you are using Ubuntu:

  sudo apt-get install build-essential libpq-dev nodejs

• Install all the gems included in the project.

  bundle -j 20

[Kickoff] Application Setup

Run ./script/bootstrap app_name where app_name is your application name.

Your app is ready. Happy coding!

Database Setup

Run in terminal:

  sudo -u postgres psql
  CREATE ROLE "rails-bootstrap" LOGIN CREATEDB PASSWORD 'rails-bootstrap';

Log out from postgres and run:

  bundle exec rake db:create db:migrate

Your server is ready to run. You can do this by executing rails server and going to http://localhost:3000. Happy coding!

Running with Docker

Read more here

Deploy Guide

Heroku

If you want to deploy your app using Heroku you need to do the following:

• Add the Heroku Git URL to your remotes
• Push to heroku

	git remote add heroku-prod your-git-url
	git push heroku-prod your-branch:master

Rollbar Configuration

Rollbar is used for exception errors report. To complete this configuration setup the following environment variables in your server

• ROLLBAR_ACCESS_TOKEN

with the credentials located in the rollbar application.

If you have several servers with the same environment name you may want to difference them in Rollbar. For this set the ROLLBAR_ENVIRONMENT environment variable with your environment name.

Code Climate

Add your code climate token to .travis.yml or docker-compose.yml

Staging Environment

For the staging environment label to work, set the TRELLO_URL environment variable.

Google Analytics

Modified the XX-XXXXXXX-X code in the _google_analytics.html.slim file

SEO Meta Tags

Just add a the meta element to your view.

For example

  = meta title: "My Title", description: "My description", keywords: %w(keyword1 keyword2)

You can read more about it here

Brakeman

To run the static analyzer for security vulnerabilities run:

  bundle exec brakeman -z -i config/brakeman.ignore

PGHero Authentication

Set the following variables in your server.

  PGHERO_USERNAME=username
  PGHERO_PASSWORD=password

And you can access the PGHero information by entering /pghero.

Dotenv

We use dotenv to set up our environment variables in combination with secrets.yml.

For example, you could have the following secrets.yml:

production: &production
  foo: <%= ENV['FOO'] %>
  bar: <%= ENV['BAR'] %>

and a .env file in the project root that looks like this:

FOO=1
BAR=2

When you load up your application, Rails.application.secrets.foo will equal ENV['FOO'], making your environment variables reachable across your Rails app. The .env will be ignored by git so it won't be pushed into the repository, thus keeping your tokens and passwords safe.

Debugging Chrome Console

It is a simple and useful way to look at Rails logs without having to look at the console, it also show queries executed and response times. Install the Rails Panel Extension (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/railspanel/gjpfobpafnhjhbajcjgccbbdofdckggg). This is recommended way of installing extension, since it will auto-update on every new version. Note that you still need to update meta_request gem yourself.

Documentation

You can find more documentation in the docs folder. The documentation available is:

• Run locally with Docker
• Deploy with Elastic Beanstalk

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Run rspec tests (bundle exec rspec spec -fd)
5. Run scss lint (bundle exec scss-lint app/assets/stylesheets/)
6. Run rubocop lint (bundle exec rubocop app spec -R)
7. Push your branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
8. Create a new Pull Request

About

This project is maintained by Esteban Guido Pintos and it is written by Wolox.

License

rails-bootstrap is available under the MIT license.

Copyright (c) 2016 Esteban Guido Pintos <[email protected]>

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