In this project, we were required to build a social app where users can sign-up/sign-in/sign out, create talks(tweets), and follow/unfollow other users. The project enforced our skills in using most of the core functionalities of the Rails framework.

• Users can sign up/sign in/sign out by filling out the forms or using their Github or Twitter account
• Users can create talks (tweets)
• Users can upload a profile and cover images when they sign up, otherwise they will have default placeholders
• Users can edit their profile username, full name and images
• Users can follow and unfollow other users
• Users can see who he is following and who are following other users
• The app is fully mobile responsive and uploads the user images to AWS S3 with Active Storage

• Ruby
• Rails
• RSpec
• PostgreSQL
• Omniauth
• AWS S3 uploads for Rails Active Storage
• Bootstrap
• Fontawesome

To get this project up and running locally, you must have ruby and postgres installed on your computer.

To get this project set up on your local machine, follow these simple steps:

Step 1
Navigate through the local folder where you want to clone the repository and run
[email protected]:cristianCeamatu/rails-bible-talks-social-app.git. It will clone the repo to your local folder.
or with https
https://github.com/cristianCeamatu/rails-bible-talks-social-app.
Step 2
Run cd rails-bible-talks-social-app
Step 3
Run bundle install to install the gems from the Gemfile.
Step 4
Run yarn install to install the npm packages from the package.json file.
Step 5
Run bundle exec figaro install, this will create a file called application.yml in the config folder.
Step 6
Open config/application.yml and add your credenatials for your postgres/github and twitter/AWS S3 accounts like this (click on the above links to find out how to get a key):
PG_DATABASE_USER: example
PG_DATABASE_PASSWORD: password
GITHUB_KEY: key
GITHUB_SECRET: key
TWITTER_KEY: key
TWITTER_SECRET: key
BUCKETEER_AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: key
BUCKETEER_AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: key
BUCKETEER_AWS_REGION: key-zone
BUCKETEER_BUCKET_NAME: key-bucket
Step 7
Run rails db:create and rails db:migrate to create and migrate the database tabels and associations.
Step 8
Run rails s to start the rails server.
Step 9
You can visit the app at http://localhost:3000. Enjoy!

1. Open Terminal

2. Migrate the test database:

   rails db:migrate RAILS_ENV=test

3. Run the tests with the command:

   rspec

👤 Cristian Viorel Ceamatu

• Email: [email protected]
• Github: https://github.com/cristianCeamatu
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/CristianCeamatu
• Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ceamatu-cristian/

Our favourite contributions are those that help us improve the project, whether with a contribution, an issue, or a feature request!

If you've read this far....give us a ⭐️!

This project is licensed by Microverse and the Odin Project

• Design idea by Gregoire Vella on Behance