Hi

You are discovering a pretty quiet rails app template to have a pre-setup app ready to develop.

To generate a project run:

rails new app_name -a propshaft --css=tailwind --database=postgresql --skip-jbuilder -T --template=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/the-rubies-way/base_app_template/master/template_by_github.rb

or using a local template:

rails new app_name -a propshaft --css=tailwind --database=postgresql --skip-jbuilder -T --template=base_app_template/template_by_github.rb

To generate a whole project just add --template=https://github.com/the-rubies-way/base_app_template/blob/master/template.rb to your app generation string if you have your own options

Some tips:

You can disable some templates generation by just commenting or simply removing a line with its template, like:

...
# apply "template_parts/rubocop_template.rb"
apply "template_parts/db_template.rb"
...

This template contains things to set up into the project, such as:

• CI (GitHub Actions)
• DB (PostgreSQL)
• Useful gems bundle
• .gitignore file (to exclude some system and extra files for different OS, like Ubuntu, MacOS)
• RSpec setup with stuff like (ShouldaMatchers, DatabaseCleaner, FactoryBot, SimpleCov)
• Rubocop (linter who don't know)
• TailwindCSS (really powerful CSS framework, much better than Bootstrap)

Ready to go?))

Then simply run rails s and enjoy the codding!

Todo

• add dotenv gem
• Solve problem of using remote template, might be store it at "rails bytes"
• Add gem "rails-controller-testing"
• Insert all required includes to "spec/rails_helper.rb"

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.