This project was for a florist who needed to streamline how their buyer put together order quantities. Modeled on their spreadsheet system, this internal web app enables their designers to create and track their recipes digitally, and outputs finalized excel sheets that the buyer can use to place their orders.
All names and numbers in the demo are of my own invention and not representative of Daffodil Parker.
- Clone repository to local system
- Navigate to repo folder and install all dependencies by running
bundle install
-
In
daffodil-demo/config/database.yml
set the database name as whatever you'd like (the default isdaffodil_demo_development
) -
Run
Rails db:migrate
to run all migrations and create tables -
Run
Rails db:seed
to seed provided dataIn order to set up the database to reset itself hourly as mentioned in the login screen, you must set up a scheduled script to run
rake reset_demo
- Test the app by running
rails s
- The app should be accessible at
localhost:3000
- To stop the demo, press
Ctrl+C
- Ruby on Rails 5
- PostgreSQL
- Bootstrap 4