Development Notes¶ ↑

git clone git@heroku.com:jkerncoins.git bundle install # Creates a new backup… # Stores and archives it in the repo… # Imports it into your development db… bundle exec rake backup:db:heroku

Notes¶ ↑

• Never commit to upstream

Creating A New Site¶ ↑

Initialization¶ ↑

• Based off the github guide.

1. Get the base GoldenCMS code:

git clone git@github.com:macattack2k/GoldenCMS.git

1. Configure remotes:

git remote add upstream git@github.com:macattack2k/GoldenCMS.git

1. Create the project:

git remote add origin git@github.com:<your-name>/<project-name>.git git add . git commit -a -m “Initial Commit” git push origin master

Installation¶ ↑

1. Configure the user/password/database parameters to suit your project:

emacs config/database.yml

1. Configure the bucket parameter to point to your project bucket:

emacs config/initializers/s3.rb

1. Configure app specific information in th environment config file

emacs config/environment.rb

1. Create the database:

rake db:create rake db:migrate

1. That’s it:

rails s

1. Customize templates in app/views/layouts/

Deploying to Heroku¶ ↑

1. Create a Heroku Application. This command will create a heroku app with default url: ‘your-app-name.heroku.com’:

heroku create <your-app-name>

1. Configure the environment in heroku:

heroku config:add BUNDLE_WITHOUT=“development:test” heroku config:add S3_KEY=<your-s3-key> S3_SECRET=<your-s3-secret-key>

1. Add addons:

heroku addons:add memcache:5mb heroku addons:add newrelic:standard heroku addons:add pgbackups:basic heroku addons:add releases:basic

1. Create Database:

heroku rake db:migrate

1. Open browser to deploy:

heroku open

Updating the GoldenCMS base code¶ ↑

TODO

• Note that we dont want to update model changes… this could be tricky

Resources¶ ↑

Recommended Platform/Stack¶ ↑

• Heroku Deploy

• Framework: Rails 3.0.7

• DB: Posgrsql

Updating Jquery and Rails.js¶ ↑

NOTE: NOT USED!!! 'rails generate jquery:install #--ui to enable jQuery UI --version to install specific version'

Git Help¶ ↑

Pro Git

Basic Rails¶ ↑

Rails Guides

GoldenCMS Info¶ ↑

Debugging¶ ↑

Throughout important code there are ‘logger.debug _’ calls which log useful information to the log file, but only at log level: debug. To run the application in debug log level, simply call ‘rails s –debug’ and all such information will be printed to the log.

Debug logging format: See Error Logging

Error Logging¶ ↑

How Heroku Deals with Errors

Format¶ ↑

• ‘************* CACHE **************’

• ‘************* DB **************’

• ‘************* FILTER **************’

• ‘************* PARAMS **************’

• ‘************* CACHE **************’

• ‘************* CODE **************’

Caching¶ ↑

TODO