webgate.pro

About

webgate.pro is a official website of Webgate Systems. Created with Ruby on Rails framework like a multilanguage application for our internal purpose and, of course, to show what exactly we do and how.

Features

• Edge technologies, for example RoR 4.2.1 caching style, asynchronous JS for SPDY etc.
• Automatic tests (covering more then 90%) with poltergeist or selenium (if you prefer to observe what's going on) to easy support and upgrade application/environment.

License

webgate.pro is released under the GNU General Public License.

Contributing

Since this is a completely free software under GPL license - feel free to contribute, improve its source code or give me constructive criticism. Your git pull request will be pleasantly welcome.

#####Thanks a lot for feedback! team

Prerequisites

The setups steps expect following tools installed on the system.

• Git
• Ruby [3.2.2]
• Rails [7.0.5]
• Postgresql [15]
• redis-server [5.0.7]
• java [11.0.19]

Initial installation

1. Create config/config.yml file

cp config/config.yml.example config/config.yml

2. Create config/sidekiq.yml file

cp config/sidekiq.yml.example config/sidekiq.yml

If you want to use without Docker:

1. Install Gems

bundle exec bundle install

2. Create .ENV file

The terminal must be in the root folder of the project

cp .env.example .env

Next we need to add the PG username and password

nano .env

For example: (User must be created locally in Postgresql)

POSTGRES_USER: 'your postgres user name'
POSTGRES_PASSWORD: 'your postgres user password'

3. Create DB

bundle exec rails db:create

4. Run migration

bundle exec rails db:migrate

if necessary, you can add basic data

bundle exce rails db:seed

5. Start the Rails server

You can start the rails server using the command given below.

bundle exec rails s

And now you can visit the site with the URL http://localhost:3000

If you want to use Docker:

1. .env file setup

The terminal must be in the root folder of the project

cp .env.example .env

Next we need to add the PG username and password

nano .env

For example: (User to be created in docker )

POSTGRES_USER: 'your postgres user name'
POSTGRES_PASSWORD: 'your postgres user password'

Also uncomment these lines

  POSTGRES_HOST
  REDIS_URL

2. Start Project with Docker

docker compose --env-file .env up

3. Create DB

docker-compose run app rails db:create

OR (this command will create and run migrate your database)

chmod +x create_db.sh

./bin/create_db.sh

4. Run migration

docker-compose run app rails db:migrate

if necessary, you can add basic data

docker-compose run app rails db:seed