A simple Rails app to handle our intra-office foosball tournaments
foosball is written with Ruby on Rails 4.2.0.rc3 and highly influenced by The Ruby on Rails Tutorial by Michael Hartl.
I'm using Ruby 2.0.0p48, installed by default with Mac OS X Yosemite. I tried to
use Ruby 2.1.5 with rbenv but I ran into
a problem with getting bundle to find the right paths so I just didn't bother
trying to figure it out & stuck with the default system Ruby.
Once you clone the repo, you should be able to rely on the executables in ./bin/
to get you everything you need without having to worry about installing and
configuring a bunch of stuff. Bundle has a passthrough command that will run
whatever command you pass it in the appropriate context with the right executable,
so by running something in Terminal like
bin/bundle exec rake db:migrateit should all just work for you, even if you don't have some gems installed globally or if you have conflicting versions of a certain gem or its requirements (ie, Compass).
In order to get everything installed, it's as simple as
bin/bundle install --path vendor/bundleThis will install all the required gems, unsurprisingly, into vendor/bundle.
The app is configured to use SQLite in the dev environment (and everywhere else too)
and again I'm just using the version of SQLite that came with Yosemite, version
3.7.13. To set up the database run
bin/bundle exec rake db:migrateTo start a local development server, do
bin/bundle exec rails serverand you'll get a built-in Ruby web server at localhost:3000.
Tests are run through a Rake task with
bin/bundle exec rake test
# or simply
bin/bundle exec rake