Welcome to the Rulebook Application.¶ ↑

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Dependencies¶ ↑

This application depends on the following services:

• Email (required) - Using either an SMTP or AWS SES e-mailer for sending e-mails when action occur

• Heroku (required?) - Where the application is designed to be hosted

• Google Analytis (optional) - Report activity for metrics

• Redis (caching) - If On Mac: ‘brew install redis`

Set the configuration variables (for local work)¶ ↑

echo "RACK_ENV=development" > .env
echo "PORT=9292" >> .env

cp config/secrets.yml.template config/secrets.yml

Open secrets.yml:

  update the mail settings to match your mail settings

  Set the code for creation of new rulebooks

Set up the configuration variables (on heroku)¶ ↑

This will set up Environment settings on heroku for all settings in the secrets.yml

rake heroku:secrets[<app-name>] RAILS_ENV=production

Example:
rake heroku:secrets[unirulebook2000] RAILS_ENV=production

Set up the local database¶ ↑

cd unicycling-rulebook
bundle
rake db:create
rake db:schema:load

Start the local server¶ ↑

bundle exec unicorn

Browse to http://localhost:9292

Heroku info¶ ↑

1. Install the heroku toolchain

2. heroku login

3. heroku keys:add (creates a new Ssh key pair for upload)

4. git push heroku master

5. heroku run rake db:migrate

Deploying to Heroku¶ ↑

1. Create a new heroku instance

   heroku create cedar <something>
   Example: heroku create usarulebook2013

2. Add the heroku instance to the git remote list

   heroku git:remote -a <name of new heroku instance> -r <alias_that you want to use>
   Example: heroku git:remote -a usarulebook2013 -r rulebook

3a. Set your production settings

in secrets.yml, set your production settings in the 'production' scope

3b. Upload the settings/secrets

rake heroku:secrets[rulebook] RAILS_ENV=production

1. Upload the code

   git push rulebook master
   

2. Load the database

   heroku run rake db:schema:load --app usarulebook2013

3. Install the scheduling addon:

   heroku addons:add scheduler:standard --app usarulebook2013

4. Configure the scheduler via the webpage interface:

   heroku addons:open scheduler --app usarulebook2013
   Add Job: "rake update_proposal_states" - Daily - 05:00 UTC

5. Restart the Dyno

   heroku restart --app usarulebook2013

6. Start creating new rulebooks

   Browse to your server via web browser.