Ruby on Rails + Angular code template for Banana Coding

1. Create a new repo on github
2. Open Terminal
3. Create a bare clone of the repository.

git clone --bare [email protected]:BananaCoding/yellowprint.git

4. Mirror-push to the new repository.

cd yellowprint
git push --mirror [email protected]:BananaCoding/new-repository.git

Where new-repository is the name of your new github repo. 5. Remove template folder from your local machine.

cd ..
rm -rf yellowprint

6. Clone new repo to your local machine.

git clone [email protected]:BananaCoding/new-repository.git

• install rbenv

brew install rbenv
brew upgrade rbenv ruby-build

• ruby 2.5.0

rbenv install 2.5.0
rbenv global 2.5.0

• nodejs brew install node

1. create config/application.yml you can copy sample file from config/application.sample.yml
2. create config/database.yml you can copy sample file from config/database.sample.yml
3. run bundle install
4. run rake db:setup to setup database
5. start server with rails s command

We're using Figaro as a Rails app configuration, so please create your own 'config/application.yml' by running

bundle exec figaro install

you can see the required ENV in 'config/initializer/figaro.rb'

ps. please also check 'config/application.sample.yml'

1. link project to Heroku repo by using command

git remote add heroku [email protected]:project.git

where project is the name of your Heroku project

2. deploy to Heroku by using command git push heroku master

We are using Drone as CI (Continuous Integration). Please check .drone.yml file

You also have to setup your Drone project and environment variables at http://drone.bananacoding.com

Following are required variables

1. HEROKU_API_KEY (You can get the key from Heroku website > Account Setting > API Key)
2. HEROKU_LOGIN (Your email)
3. HEROKU_GIT_URL (https://git.heroku.com/your-app-name.git ** where your-app-name is your Heroku app name)
4. EMAIL_HOST
5. EMAIL_USERNAME
6. EMAIL_PASSWORD

You can enable rails admin by adding rails_admin_path variable into your application.yml file