Learn some names!

This is a simple game that allows you to guess the names of people.

This is a fork of https://github.com/cyrusstoller/guess-the-stack

For development

$ shotgun config.ru

Without reloading between requests

$ rackup config.ru

Methods for deployment

Deployment using Capistrano

cap production deploy:setup
cap production deploy

Deployment using Docker

Please make sure your host machine has Docker and docker-compose installed and db file inside your data directory

To run this project, do the following:

docker-compose build
docker-compose up

Now, go to port 9292 and you are done!

You can also use these files with your existing project. Copy, docker-compose.yml and Dockerfile to the root directory of your project. Now, run:

docker-compose build
docker-compose up

Like before, your app is now running on port 9292 of your host machine. What if I want to change this? Easy enough. Currently, in docker-compose, we are exposing 9292:9292. The one on the left is our host's port and the one on the right is Docker container port.

To change the host port, say 80, change it to 80:9292. Now, you can go to the root of your host-ip and look at your awesome dashboard!

Database schema

The sqlite file should live in

data/people.sqlite3.db

A sample file can be found in

data/sample.sqlite3.db

For a quick start you can run:

$ ln -s data/sample.sqlite3.db data/people.sqlite3.db

CREATE TABLE "groups" (
	`id`	INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT UNIQUE,
	`name`	TEXT
);
CREATE TABLE "people" (
	`id`			INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT UNIQUE,
	`name`			TEXT,
	`web_url`		TEXT,
	`description`	TEXT,
	`thumbnail`		TEXT,
	`group_id`		INTEGER
);

For now, to load data from a csv:

• First remove the id column

sqlite3 data/people.sqlite3.db
.mode csv
.import 'raw.csv' people

• Add the id column back
• I plan on adding a rake task for this in the future

Contributing

Bugs / Issues

If you find a bug or something that could improve the user experience, please file an issue on this github project, so contributors/maintainers can get started fixing them. :-)

Even if you plan on filing a patch for the issue yourself it'd be great if you could still file an issue so that we don't have people duplicating work unnecessarily.

Submitting Pull Requests

1. Fork this project
2. Make a feature branch git checkout -b feature
3. Make your changes and commit them to your feature branch
4. Submit a pull request