The website behind Open Plaques
This project requires:
- Ruby (version as specified in the
Gemfile
) - Postgres
- Bundler (installable with
gem install bundler
)
- Copy
example.env
to.env
– this file is used for configuring environment variables. - Add a random value for
SECRET_KEY_BASE
in the.env
file. You can generate this by runningbundle exec rake secret
on the command line. - Copy
database.example.yml
todatabase.yml
. - Create two databases for development and testing, and specify these in the
database.yml
file. - Run
bundle install
to install Gem dependencies. - Run
bundle exec rake db:setup
to setup the database.
This should just be a case of running foreman start
on the command line. The output will tell you which URL
you can view it at. Typically this will be http://localhost:5000
.
When changes to the database schema are required (which you will be warned about), you can make these
changes by running bundle exec rake db:migrate
.
You can run the tests (which check that the code does what we expect it to do) by running bundle exec rspec
.
If you see 0 failures
then everything is ok.
- Run a backup with 'heroku pg:backups public-url --app open-plaques-beta'
- Get the url 'heroku pg:backups public-url --app open-plaques-beta'
- and download it
- create a new empty database
- restore it into postgres (I use the pgAdmin3 graphical tool)