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ruby version 3.0

Compiling

1. run bundle install to install all dependencies
2. run rails server in the terminal. Be sure you are in the root app directory.
3. open a brower and visit "localhost"

If the app fails to compile, you may need to install webpacker.

1. run bundle while in the applications root directory
2. run rails webpacker:install
3. run rails webpacker:compile
4. Finally, run rails server

To initialize the database

1. run rails db:migrate

Running Test

1. cd to the root directory of the app project
2. be sure you have run bundle install
3. run rspec spec/models/tests.rb to run the applications test

You can add your own test in the test.rb file.

CI/CD

There are several CI tests already created through Github actions for this application.

This action runs everytime a pull request is made by the main branch. These automated tests can be found .github/workflows/ci.yml

You can view the workflow that runs these tests under the Github actions tab.

If you need to create more tests, create a workflow under Actions and save the file under .github/workflows. This action will run test cases on the new code to ensure no previously working test cases have been broken.

If your new code does not pass test cases, then you will need to fix the bugs and resubmit the pull request.

Deployment to Heroku

1. Setup a pipeline on Heroku
2. Connect it to this GitHub repository
3. In the settings on the Heroku pipeline, turn on automatic deployments
4. When a pull request is accepted, the app will automatically build on the pipeline
5. If it is the first Heroku build, you will need to open the bash and run rails db:migrate