The Beta Fish SaaS application
- Rails 5.0.0.1 (latest stable version)
- Ruby 2.2.4
- Apache 2.2 or 2.4 or Nginx 1.6
- PostgreSQL 9.5.4
> cp ./env ./.env
> cp ./foreman ./.foreman
> cp ./ruby-version ./.ruby-version
> cp ./ruby-gemset ./.ruby-gemset
> cp ./config/database.example.yml ./config/database.yml
> rake app:setup
Running "foreman start" it will start the background processes found in the ".foreman" file.
- Use Rails 5 standards - RuboCop will enforce standards
- Rails Best Practices will enforce code quality
- Master should always be deployable and stable
- For each feature, task, or bug:
- Branch from Master
- Name your branch username/feature-name
- Commits:
- At minimum a commit should be done at the end of every working day even if not finished.
- Commits should contain a comment that explains what was done.
- Each tracker story should have a corresponding branch that is prefixed with the authors name and has the story name.
- Examples:
- if I worked on feature, "User Login", I would have a branch "wes/feature-user-login,
- if Jason worked on bug, "User Login Bug", it would be "jason/bug-user-login".
- When a feature or bug is ready to merge you will make sure your branch is up to date with master and then issue a pull request on Github.
- Make sure all your code is commited for your branch
- Change to master and do a git pull
- Switch back to your branch and "git rebase master -i"
- Squash all your WIP commits and make the feature a single commit.
- Push your branch to Github
- Create a pull request for your branch
- You should not merge your own pull requests into master unless it's an emergency.
- Another team member should review the pull request and do the merge if everything looks good.
- The deployment master will deploy code to the servers (Phill currently)
- Code must be tested using RSpec.
- Code will be checked with RuboCopy.
- Code will be checked with Rails Best Practices
Add the JavaScript files specified above to the header section.
...
<head>
<script src="https://cdn.betafishapp.io/beta_fish.js"></script>
$(function() {
BetaFish.start({'access_key' : '83883939483948388399393039493'});
});
</head>
...