Open mounte opened 10 years ago
We all use the same database, even when running offline? (Help me out here @meg768)
Anyway, it should be possible to create a database with fake content, so if @mounte wants to start this, its a good idea. Further on we want to add any number of (fake) reservations for load testing and simulating volume usage.
I will look into seeding database after the weekend. Any special wishes? Otherwise I will just seed pseudo-random data.
I will add your e-mail (daniel@bookio.com) as a user to my test database, if you then login (www.bookio.com/booker) you can see the data i use. Maybe the scripts should build this database from scratch?
On 15 jan 2014, at 23:16, Daniel Wedlund notifications@github.com wrote:
I will look into seeding database after the weekend. Any special wishes? Otherwise I will just seed pseudo-random data.
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Thank you very much. Joakim, if you will have time I would like to talk you about product development and marketing on skype. cheers! :)
Kövecses-Varga Dániel kovecsesdani@gmail.com +36705060457 2014.01.16. 10:50 ezt írta ("Joakim Bengtson" notifications@github.com):
I will add your e-mail (daniel@bookio.com) as a user to my test database, if you then login (www.bookio.com/booker) you can see the data i use. Maybe the scripts should build this database from scratch?
On 15 jan 2014, at 23:16, Daniel Wedlund notifications@github.com wrote:
I will look into seeding database after the weekend. Any special wishes? Otherwise I will just seed pseudo-random data.
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When developing using offline database there are some missing data that currently affect the behaviour of the application (for instance missing icons in the database ==> javascript error etc.)
I suggest that some database population code should be added (as a rake task or via the db/seeds.rb) (to some extent one could use faker and populator, see: http://railscasts.com/episodes/126-populating-a-database) so we know that when running db:create db:migrate db:seed (or db:create db:migrate bookio:populatedev) we all have the same environment.
Since I just started reviewing and getting to know the code I dont think I am the right person to do so in the most efficient way but on the otherside it might be a good "first" task for me.
What do you say? Or am I totally on the wrong side of this, maybe you already have some seeding-script hanging around that I couldnt find :)