Citizen Participation and Open Government application.

Terraform is an open-source infrastructure as code software tool that provides an easy deployment of your infrastructure for installing Decidim.

Many providers are available (AWS, Heroku, DigitalOcean...). Check the Terraform registry to see how to use Terraform with your provider

Each Terraform deployment are stored in the deploy folder and sorted by providers

Feel free to add new deployments!

• Scaleway
• DigitalOcean

Each provider will need a way to authenticate at their API. Make sure to set environment variables asked in the provider's documentation before using deployments.

• To use Scaleway's provider

export SCW_ACCESS_KEY=<your_access_key>
export SCW_TOKEN=<your_scw_token>
export SCW_DEFAULT_PROJECT_ID=<id_of_your_project/organization>

• To use DigitalOcean's provider

export DIGITALOCEAN_TOKEN=<your_do_token>
export SPACES_ACCESS_KEY_ID=<your_do_space_access_key>
export SPACES_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=<your_do_space_secret_key>

Check the list of make commands in the Makefile. Each command corresponds to a provider and a specific need.

• To deploy a new infrastructure with Scaleway

make deploy-scw

You will need to do some steps before having the app working properly once you've deployed it:

1. Open a Rails console in the server: bundle exec rails console
2. Create a System Admin user:

email = <your email>
password = <a secure password>
user = Decidim::System::Admin.new(email: email, password: password, password_confirmation: password)
user.save!

3. Visit <your app url>/system and login with your system admin credentials
4. Create a new organization. Check the locales you want to use for that organization, and select a default locale.
5. Set the correct default host for the organization, otherwise the app will not work properly. Note that you need to include any subdomain you might be using.
6. Fill the rest of the form and submit it.

You're good to go!

This application has a functional testing suite. You can easily run locally the tests as following :

Create test environment database

bundle exec rake test:setup

And then run tests using rspec

bundle exec rspec spec/

You can boot a Decidim environment in Docker using the Makefile taht will run docker-compose commands and the last built image from the Dockerfile. Three context are available :

• Clean Decidim

An environment running the current Decidim version (from Gemfile) without any data.

make start-clean-decidim

• Seeded Decidim

An environment running the current Decidim version (from Gemfile) with generated seeds

make start-seeded-decidim

• Dumped Decidim

An environment running the current Decidim version (from Gemfile) with real data dumped from an existing platform to simulate a Decidim bump version before doing in the real production environment.

make start-dumped-decidim

Warning : you need to get a psql dump on your local machine to restore it in your containerized database Warning2 : you need to set organization host to 0.0.0.0 with the rails console

To get rid off your Docker environmnent :

• Shut down Docker environmnent

make stop

• Delete resources

make delete

Make commands are available to help you troubleshoot your Docker environment

• Start Rails console

make rails-console

• Start bash session to app container

make connect-app