Motzi

Neighborhood bakery's CSA site

Development

• postgres.app
• redis
• mise (manages Ruby/Bun)

You need Postgres and Redis running locally, plus a few variables in a .env file: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY

Running the app

Run Rails + Bun watch together:

$ bin/dev

bin/dev uses Procfile.dev and runs bin/setup by default. Set SKIP_SETUP=1 to skip the setup step.

Data

Test data

Try loading the fixtures into your local development database so you have some data to play with

$ rails db:fixtures:load
$ rails fake_data:users
$ rails fake_data:orders

Real data

Copy the db from heroku to your local postgres

$ dropdb motzi
$ heroku pg:pull DATABASE_URL --app motzibread motzi

Download the menu images from s3

$ rake s3:download

Running js tests

$ bun run test

Watch js tests

$ bun run test --watch

Debug js tests

$ bun test --inspect-brk test/javascript/menu/items.test.tsx

Or wait for a debugger to attach:

$ bun test --inspect-wait test/javascript/menu/items.test.tsx

Then open the debug URL that Bun prints (it looks like https://debug.bun.sh/...).

Git hooks (Husky)

Skip Husky hooks for a single commit:

HUSKY=0 git commit -m "no hooks run"

Checking emails

visit /letter_opener to see emails sent by rails

spam users

User.find(SqlQuery.new(:spam_user_ids).execute.pluck("id")).each {|u| u.destroy!}

Bun on Heroku with a Bun buildpack

Ensure a Bun buildpack runs before the Ruby buildpack so assets:precompile can run bun run build via jsbundling-rails.