- Ruby 2.5.1
- Rails 5.2 and up
- Ember 3.5 (frontend)(https://github.com/ifellinaholeonce/bookstore-client)
- Master.key
- Ngrok

A. Master Key

Add the master.key file to the config folder

B. Setup DB

bin/rails db:create
bin/rails db:migrate

C. Bundle

bundle

D. Run Server

bin/rails s -b 0.0.0.0

A. Fire up Ngrok

./ngrok http 3000

B. Obtain Ngrok Tunnel Address

Browse to Ngrok's provided web interface, ie. http://127.0.0.1:4040
Copy the http address to clipboard

C. Set ENV variable in terminal Note: This url must contain the http:// prefix

export WEBHOOK_URL=ngrok's http address

D. Setup Github Webhook

bin/rails github_api:create_webhook

Result: "Issues webhook created for bookstore-api pointed to your_WEBHOOK_URL/github"

Note: Ensure Rails server is running with bin/rails s -b 0.0.0.0 and your ngrok tunnel is open first

bin/rails github_api:create_issues

On your server console you will see a number of post requests come in from the github webhook. This will seed the database with authors and books.

Note: Rails server must be running and Ngrok must be open using the setup URL

Navigate to the repo: https://github.com/ifellinaholeonce/bookstore-api

This will send a post request using the webook. The server will create a new author with a name matching the Issue title and a biography matching the Issue description. A book with a random title will also be created, belonging to the new author.

This will send a post request using the webhook. The server will update the author's biography to match the new description. Note: Updating the Issue title is not supported, yet.

This will send a post request using the webhook. The server will delete the author and all book's belonging to the author.

Note: Delete Issue is in Beta on Github. The delete button can be found on the bottom right under notifications