Pangeas

Installation

Install Dependencies

1. Install PostgreSQL

PostgreSQL

2. Install Rbenv

Rbenv: repo

• Check that the rbenv PATH is configured correctly, according to the repo instructions.

3. Install Rbenv-gemset

Rbenv-gemset: repo

4. Install ruby 2.4.1

$ rbenv install 2.4.1

If rbenv complains you don't have that ruby version, upgrade ruby-build.

Setup the project

Clone the repository

$ git clone git@github.com:felipefreitag/pangeas.git
$ cd pangeas

Install local bundler

Make sure you're running the correct ruby version. Run:

rbenv versions

It should return something like:

system
...(other ruby versions installed)...
* 2.4.1 (set by /home/<path-to-repo-folder>/pangeas/.ruby-version)

Make sure you're using the correct gemset. Run:

rbenv gemset active

It should return:

.gems global

If both are ok, run:

$ gem install bundler

Verify that the bundler was installed inside pangeas/.gems folder.

Install dependencies

Always use this command to ensure the gems are installed in .gems.

$ bin/bundle

Install javascript dependencies:

$ npm install

Set the env vars

$ cp .env.sample .env

Ask a colleague for the values.

Prepare the database

$ bin/rails db:create db:migrate db:seed

Running the server

$ bin/rails s

You can check that it worked by browsing localhost:3000.

Tests

$ bin/rspec

The coverage will be available on the coverage/ folder. Open coverage/index.html on your browser to see details.

Running the linter

$ bin/rubocop

Deployment

$ git push heroku master