Rails Driver

This application is part of the Rails Engine project for Turing School of Software & Design, and is my personal copy of the repo. The code herein is not my work, but is the test suite and front end for the Rails Engine greenfield project.

Set Up

First clone the repository and then run the following commands:

1. bundle (if this fails, try to bundle update and then retry)
2. rails db:create && rails db:migrate
3. bundle exec figaro install

This last command should create the file config/application.yml. Open this file and add configuration for the Environment variable RAILS_ENGINE_DOMAIN. This should be the url from where Rails Engine is being served. If you are only using Rails Driver locally, append this to config/application.yml:

RAILS_ENGINE_DOMAIN: http://localhost:3000

Test Suite

spec/features/harness_spec.rb includes tests for the Rails Engine Project. In order for this test suite to run properly, you will need to:

1. Make sure your Rails Engine Database is seeded with the original data from the provided csv files
2. Make sure Rails Engine is serving from the url you specified in config/application.yml (localhost:3000 if you copied the example config/application.yml above)

Front End

You can also use the Front End to test Rails Engine. The Front End is an example of how your Rails Engine API could be consumed.

First, you will need to enable Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) on your Rails Engine. Do this using the Rack CORS gem. Folllow the instructions to get this set up (make sure you are following these instructions for Rails Engine, NOT Rails Driver).

If you are running Rails Engine on localhost:3000 as in the examples above, you will need to run Rails Driver on a different port, for example:

rails s -p 3001

Navigate your browser to localhost:3001 to see Rails Driver in action.

If you are just starting the project, you should see an empty Item index.