You should have Ruby 2.2 installed. Preferred way is using rbenv. Once you have that installed, run rbenv install 2.2.2.
You'll also need Postgresql and Redis running locally.
Install a few git-related dependencies via Homebrew:
brew install libgit2 cmake
Install foreman for running the app's different services via the Procfile:
gem install foreman
Create a file named .env, with the following contents. Replace the database and ngrok placeholder values with your own. The twitter keys are for development and don't require customization.
TWITTER_KEY=T34JvmHO6BTLbqfMWo0cDi2F2
TWITTER_SECRET=ObvEyaNo7yV7rgtzs0z8sqjiIfTIsuUlQV33u9sX0aaWaqJ5I7
DATABASE_URL=postgresql://user:pass@localhost/rnplay_development?pool=5
Run:
bundle install
rake setup
If you get an error installing the pg gem, find pg_config on your filesystem, then:
export CONFIGURE_ARGS="with-pg-config=/path/to/bin/pg_config"
Then bundle install again.
The packager currently requires the supported node_modules to be in the /app_js directory. More docs on this soon.
Finally, to tunnel traffic from the simulators to our machine, install ngrok.
Run ngrok like:
ngrok http 34580
Then, add this line to .env:
NGROK_SUBDOMAIN=your-random-subdomain
Then restart foreman. Your simulator should have access to your local apps.
To run the Rails app, webpack server and the ngrok tunnel together:
foreman start
Leave this terminal window open, as logs will show up here.
Visit http://localhost:34560 to see the app main page.
Work on a branch when making changes. Master should always be deployable to production.
The React app entry point is in app/assets/javascripts/editor.js. Its props are passed in from the server template app/views/apps/edit.html.erb.
All css files are located in app/assets/stylesheets.