LocalOrbit

local food management stuff

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Local Orbit is an open source web application and service that empowers food hubs to efficiently sell and distribute local food.

Local Orbit

• Staging Deploy (Preview)
• Production Deploy (Preview)

See the docs/ directory for more documentation.

Developer Setup

1. Install ruby 2.3.8 (use a ruby version manage like rbenv or rvm)
2. Clone this repo git clone [email protected]:LocalOrbit/localorbit.git, cd localorbit into it
3. Install dependencies (for MacOs) via Homebrew with brew bundle. Other platforms see requirements in [Brewfile](./Brewfile).
4. bundle
5. cp config/application.yml{.example,} and modify if needed, see Environment variables below
6. cp config/database.yml{.example,} and modify if needed (Some modification is probably necessary. Try adding template: template0)
7. yarn
8. rake db:setup - runs db:create, db:schema:load and db:seed
9. rake db:seed:development - See Test Accounts section for usernames and passwords
10. rails server
11. Add 127.0.0.1 localtest.me to /etc/hosts
12. Go to http://localtest.me:3000 in a browser (we use localtest.me to always point to 127.0.0.1 so we can use subdomains, which localhost doesn't allow.)
13. Run delayed job in foreground with ./bin/delayed_job run (caveat: delete jobs from that table first if loading in production data)

Other required services to setup

• See [stripe howto](docs/stripe_in_development.md) for configuring stripe for development.
• Setup a mailtrap account and put the username and password into your application.yml
• AWS is used by the app to store images as well as transferring db backups between environments.
  1. Get an invitation to the AWS account
  2. Configure an API key and secret
  3. Configure the AWS cli tools (which should already be installed via brew bundle.)

Environment variables

ENV is generally accessed via figaro in application code. Figaro enforces presence of required ENV vars via [config/initializers/figaro.rb](./config/figaro.rb). In development and local test environments we populate/customize ENV via figaro with config/application.yml (see an [example application.yml](./config/application.yml.example)). For Heroku staging and production environments the ENV vars are populated with Heroku cli. For CircleCI, sensitive ENV vars like API keys and other secrets are managed via the Circle CI web application, and non-sensitive ENV vars are managed via the [.circleci/config.yml](./.circleci/config.yml).

Production Setup

• At least one Market must be created before creating Organizations

Test Accounts

Running rake db:seed:development makes the following test accounts available

Selling Organization
Email: [email protected]
Password: password1

Buying Organization
Email: [email protected]
Password: password1

Market Manager
Email: [email protected]
Password: password1

Admin
Email: [email protected]
Password: password1

Javascript Specs

Specs live in spec/javascripts/*.js.coffee

Run suite on command line: bundle exec rake konacha:run
Run suite via browser: bundle exec rake konacha:serve (then visit http://localhost:3500)
Run suite automatically on changes to javascript sources or specs: bundle exec guard

Cloning staging for local development

Run rake db:dump:staging

WARNING: This will replace EVERYTHING in your development db with what is currently on staging

Load production data into development or staging

Below is a quick overview, for more granular tasks see [production-copy.rake](lib/tasks/production-copy.rake).

Into development

If no existing cleansed production dump, all-in-one go:

rake production_copy:stomp_dev_db DOWNLOAD_NEW=YES REALLY=YES

If an existing dump:

rake production_copy:stomp_dev_db REALLY=YES

Or two step

rake production_copy:bring_down
rake production_copy:stomp_dev_db REALLY=YES

Into staging

Load production data into staging via development, will also sync s3 from production to staging:

rake production_copy:to[staging]

Or if you already have a recent copy of production in development do:

rake production_copy:push_out[staging]

Heroku Notes

There are binstub helpers in $RAILS_ROOT/bin that allow for shortcuts when dealing with Heroku environments. See binstubs plugin for usage & more info.

Contributing

See [development process](docs/development_process.md).