Fuel-Throttle-Ruby

Fuel Throttle is an acceleration project focused on application development using:

• ExactTarget's HubApps (IMH, Interactive Marketing Hub)
• Using the Stackato (Fuel Platform's PaaS) infrastructure

The overriding design goal for Fuel Throttle is to reduce the development cycles required to get application code into the Fuel Platform ecosystem.

0.1.0

Fuel Throttle uses a variety of open source tools to reach its tech. goals:

• Code@ - ExactTarget's Developer Community
• Fuel API Family - ExactTarget's RESTful based API ecosystem
• App Center - ExactTarget's Application Management Interface
• Fuel UX - The Fuel Platform control library built on Twitter's Bootstrap
• Stackato - ActiveState's PaaS implemented at ExactTarget
• Twitter Bootstrap - great UI boilerplate for modern web apps
• [Ruby] - Server-side scripting language
• jQuery - duh

Fuel Throttle requires a few components to work from end-to-end:

• (recommended) Git: [http://git-scm.com/downloads] [git]
• Install RVM: [https://rvm.io/rvm/install/] RVM Install
• [optional] MongoDB: [http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/installation/] MongoDB
• (recommended) Stackato Micro Cloud: [http://www.activestate.com/stackato/download_vm] StackatoMC
• Install Stackato Client: [http://www.activestate.com/stackato/download_client] StackatoClient
• System Accounts:
• QA Stackato account, please email [[email protected]] stackatoAlias

• Ensure your system meets all requirements first

###Installation Steps $ git clone [email protected]:Platform/Fuel-Throttle-Ruby.git $ cd TODO: Add string replacements here $ bundle install

• Open: init.rb, stackato.yml and optionally mongo.yml file.
• Change the values named "fuelThrottleRuby" to another name of your choosing which is unique to your app

$ rackup config.ru

##Running on Stackato Micro Cloud

• Make sure you've installed the Stackato Micro Cloud and the Stackato client
• Start the Stackato Micro Cloud VM
• Make sure you're targeting the correct Stackato environment (our Micro Cloud URL)
• stackato login
• stackato push (from within the app's directory)
• Answer prompts from Stackato where applicable
• Visit your app's new URL in a browser

Fuel Throttle goals will be outlined in the project's milestones on Github.

There are several known issues as this is an organic project, please check the issue list for a complete current state of the project.

Contributions are welcomed, to contribute to Fuel Throttle:

1. Before writing code, we suggest you search for issues or create a new one to confirm where your contribution fits into our roadmap.
2. Fork the Fuel Throttle repo GitHub help
3. Make your changes, being sure to add unit tests for new or changed functionality
4. Update your fork with the latest code from Fuel Throttle, merging as necessary
5. Commit your changes (using git commit --amend to the original as you progress)
6. Push to your GitHub repo, using --force if you have rebased
7. Submit a pull request GitHub help

MIT

Free Software, Currently only recommended for internal ExactTarget usage!