user-owner

Setup

Database

• You need to set up a local database. Any of the databases supported by Rails will work, but PostgreSQL is recommended.
• Some tutorials are here and here. If you're on a mac, use Heroku's Postgres.app
• Make a copy of the database.yml.sample provided (in the config directory); name it database.yml
• Fill in the details for your database.

For example, the database.yml will look something like this if you're using Postgres.app:

development:
  adapter: postgresql
  encoding: unicode
  database: user_service_development
  pool: 5
  username: 
  password:
  
test:
  adapter: postgresql
  encoding: unicode
  database: user_service_test
  pool: 5
  username: 
  password:

production:
  adapter: postgresql
  encoding: unicode
  database: user_service_production
  pool: 5
  username: 
  password:

• Navigate to the survey-web directory from a terminal.
• Type rails server
• If the server starts up without complaining, your database is set up correctly.

Gems

• To install all the libraries required by this application, navigate to the survey-web directory from a terminal.
• Type gem install bundler and then bundle install

Users

• Create an super_admin user for user-owner by running the following. This step is required.

$ rake db:super_admin

• You can generate a CSO Admin and a Field agent as well by running the following. This is optional.

$ rake db:users

• You will now have the following users set up:

CSO Admin: {email: "cso_admin@admin.com", password: "cso_admin"}
Field Agent: {email: "field_agent@admin.com", password: "field_agent"}

• These users belong to My Organization

Finally...

• Start the survey-web app by typing rails server from the console.
• Use rails server -p 3001 if a client app is running on the default port 3000.