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WAT (WebApplicationTemplate)

WAT is derived from RailsApp/templates by Daniel Kehoe

Featuring

  • MongoDB / MongoID
  • OmniAuth
  • HAML
  • Based on Rails 3.2.2
  • TTD with RSpec
  • Twitter Bootstrap
  • Deployment with capistrano

see:

Things done after generating the app from the template

  • Modified: application.css
  • Add: Menu in nav-bar with home-button
  • Modified: the behavior of omniauth-twiter and user-model to use name as a mongo-key
  • Add: omniauth for Facebook, Google, Identity, LinkedIn, OpenID, 37signals
  • Added: Some specs
  • Added: Twitter bootstrap
  • Modified: User can have more authentications
  • Added: Spork support. Rake always runs with --drb
  • Added: Foursquare Authentication
  • More: Bootstraping
  • Added: Tumblr Authentication
  • Added: Facilities (see below)
  • Added: I18n for :en and :de
  • Added: Model Page
  • Added: Confirm registraton mail
  • Added: capistrano

Installation

  1. Install mongodb and rvm
  2. Clone or fork this project from Github
  3. copy config/test_secrets.yml to config/secrets.yml and * Enter your API-Keys * Disable services you don't want by remarking it.
  4. copy config/settings/*yml_sample to *yml and edit development.yml and production.yml * DO NOT EDIT test.yml!
  5. bundle
  6. Run bundle execute guard

Mac OS X (and may be others)

Good to have brew installed, 'couse you'll need:

  • Qt (for capybara-webkit)
  • Mongo
  • Gtk (for inotify)
  • and other things
# install with webkit with 
rvmsudo gem install capybara-webkit

Deployment

see DEPLOY

API-Keys

If you don't have API-Keys for various providers, you'll find them on the provider's websites

Models

See file MODELS

License

Public Domain Dedication

This work is a compilation and derivation from other previously released works. With the exception of various included works, which may be restricted by other licenses, the author or authors of this code dedicate any and all copyright interest in this code to the public domain. We make this dedication for the benefit of the public at large and to the detriment of our heirs and successors. We intend this dedication to be an overt act of relinquishment in perpetuity of all present and future rights to this code under copyright law.

Running Demo

There is a running installation at andi.altendorfer.at