Ruby on Rails AI Hub

Experimental Rails app using AI and LLM services

Run with Docker-Compose

Prerequisite: Docker and Docker Compose installed on the host machine.

• Clone .env file from .env.example, check it has has correct ENV and secrets values
• docker-compose build
• docker-compose up
• docker-compose run --rm runner ./bin/setup

Run with VSCode Remote Container (recommended way)

Prerequisite: Docker and Docker Compose installed on the host machine It is recommended to use VSCode with Remote - Containers.

• Clone .env file from .env.example, check it has has correct ENV and secrets values
• Run command "Remote-Containers: Open Folder in Container" in VSCode
• It opens IDE window inside the "web" container
• All settings are in .devcontainer folder, check what additions to Dockerfile are installed in install-features.sh
• Now you can work inside the container as if you were just using Rails and Ruby on your local machine! 🔥
• Run setup script: ./bin/setup
• Run overmind s. Or start Rails app using one of the way described in "Run in Local Dev Mode" (OVERMIND_PROCFILE specified in container ENV, so no need to specify -f Procfile.dev explicitly)

Run on dev machine without any of these fancy containers...

• Setup PostgreSQL + pg_vector extension
• Anyway take a look in docker-compose.yml to see are there other dependencies you need to have :)
• Clone .env file from .env.example, check it has has correct ENV and secrets values
• ./bin/setup
• overmind s -f Procfile.dev - run Overmind (more advanced and stable than gem foreman)
• or using more "classic" gem Foreman gem install foreman + foreman start -f Procfile.dev

UI ideas

• Using ViewComponents lib https://github.com/baoagency/polaris_view_components/
• Preview Storybook with existing components https://polarisviewcomponents.org/