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This is a project for Preisthood or Relief Society leaders to more easily track home/visiting teaching. It allows for a single sign on for the general body of the priesthood/relief society to sign in and record their visits. And then the presidency for that body can then sign in and see all the visits.

It shows a history of each household/sister.

It shows a report for the current month and the previous month.

The reports are organized in a way to easily transfer the data over to lds.org

This project runs on an Ember CLI app. It uses the ember-cli-rails gem to integrate into Rails.

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Install bin stubs to work with spring

bundle exec spring binstub --all

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To run the server in development:

bin/rails s

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run guard to watch specs

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Deployment

I have found it easiest to deploy to Heroku I have setup the my heroku app to follow the guide on the ember-cli-rails gem.

Fork this project.

For this project the only thing you'll need to do is enable Heroku Multi Buildpack by running the following command:

heroku buildpacks:set https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-multi

In my case I have two servers: one for home teaching and one for visiting teaching.

So I have to run:

heroku buildpacks:set https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-multi --app <app-name>

After adding the buildpack you can just push it up to heroku as usual.

git push heroku master

Again in my case I have two servers so I have setup two git refs for each and run

git push heroku-vt master

or

git push heroku-ht master

After pushing up you'll need to migrate the database

heroku run rake db:migrate --app <app-name>

Now seed the database

heroku run rake db:seed --app <app-name>

And remember to change your password!

I use rollbar to handle error reporting. You can as well, just sign up for an account and add an env variable ROLLBAR_ACCESS_TOKEN to your heroku config variables.