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環境構築 #2

Closed mayu-tateno closed 4 months ago

mayu-tateno commented 4 months ago

変更内容

close #1

で環境を構築。

※rails newする時に--apiのオプションをつけ忘れてapiモードにできていなかったので、手動で変更。 同じRubyとRailsのバージョンでapiモードで生成されたファイルも参考にした。今後もしかしたら影響が出るかもしれないので注記。

image image

動作確認項目

docker compose up --build

で立ち上げられることを確認

参考

1 にコメントとして実装手順などを残しています

Summary by CodeRabbit

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Walkthrough

The project has undergone a comprehensive setup for a Docker-based environment, utilizing Ruby on Rails for the backend and Next.js for the frontend. Key updates include configuration files for Docker, Git, and various Rails initializers, as well as essential Ruby and Node.js scripts. The changes ensure smooth deployment, environment consistency, and ease of development.

Changes

Files/Directories Change Summaries
.gitignore, frontend/.gitignore Added rules for ignoring various files and directories.
backend/.dockerignore Added rules for ignoring files and directories when building Docker images.
backend/.gitattributes Introduced attribute configurations for Git, marking schema and vendored files.
backend/.ruby-version Updated to specify Ruby version 3.2.2.
backend/Dockerfile, frontend/Dockerfile Introduced Dockerfile configurations for Ruby and Node.js environments.
backend/Gemfile Updated gem versions and configurations for Rails project.
backend/README.md, frontend/README.md Provided setup, configuration, and deployment instructions.
backend/Rakefile Set up custom tasks for Rake.
backend/app/... Introduced basic Rails app structure including channels, controllers, jobs, mailers, models, and views.
backend/bin/... Added Ruby scripts for bundling, Docker entrypoint, importmap, Rails, Rake, and setup.
backend/config/... Configured Rails application settings, environments, initializers, locales, and routes.
backend/db/seeds.rb Ensured existence of necessary records for different environments.
backend/public/robots.txt Added reference link for robots.txt usage documentation.
docker-compose.yml Defined services for web application with frontend, backend, and database components.
frontend/.eslintrc.json Introduced ESLint configuration settings for Next.js.
frontend/app/... Added global CSS, layout, and page components for Next.js application.
frontend/next.config.mjs Introduced default Next.js configuration.
frontend/package.json Updated scripts and dependencies for frontend application.
frontend/postcss.config.mjs, tailwind.config.ts Introduced configurations for PostCSS and Tailwind CSS.

Sequence Diagram(s)

No sequence diagrams generated due to the nature of the changes.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective (Issue #1) Addressed Explanation
Setup environment with Rails 7, Ruby 3.2.2
Setup environment with Next.js 14
Configure MySQL 5.7
Establish Docker environment

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MySQL hums a gentle tune,
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