A Rails frontend that allows suppliers to sign-in and make submissions for their outstanding tasks for frameworks they are apart of.
Data is retrieved from an API.
- Docker greater than or equal to
18.03.1-ce-mac64 (24245)
- Access to the dxw 1Password vault named
DSS
can be granted by anyone on the dxw technical operations team - The API must be running locally before starting this application or you will see a Docker networking error
Copy the example environment variable file used with Docker:
$ cp docker-compose.env.sample docker-compose.env
From the 1Password vault, copy the contents of a file named Docker Compose - Frontend - docker-compose.env
into the new docker-compose.env
file. This file should contain no further additions to get started.
The most common command used to start all containers. It does database set up if required and leaves you on an interactive prompt within the rails server process where pry
can be used for debugging:
$ bin/dstart
If you'd like to see all logs, like Postgres
you can use the conventional docker-compose command - you will lose the ability to use pry
:
$ docker-compose up
If you'd like to shut all containers down, and remove database information persisted in docker volumes
you can run the following command which rebuilds everything from scratch:
$ bin/drebuild
Because the setup and teardown introduces quite some latency, we use the spring service to start up all dependencies in a docker container. This makes the test run faster.
Get the test server up and running behind the scenes:
$ bin/dtest-server up
Run all the RSpec tests:
$ bin/dspec spec
When no arguments are specified, the default rake task is executed. This runs other tests such as Rubocop
for linting and brakeman
for static code analysis.
You can use pass arguments as you normally would to RSpec through this script, to run a single test for example you can use bin/dspec spec/features/task_management_spec.rb:1
To stop the test server from running in the background:
$ bin/dtest-server down
When making changes to the Gemfile we should use Docker too in order to ensure we use a consistent version of Bundler:
$ docker-compose run --rm web bundle
The Bundler version in the Gemfile.lock should remain unchanged unless part of a deliberate update.
BUNDLED WITH
2.0.1
Documentation on how deployments are managed for the RMI service as a whole are documented within the service manual.