taskR

Web Application. Does time tracking for IHK trainees who need to print a report of their weekly progress and activities. Made with Ruby and Rails. Runs on Heroku.

https://task-r.herokuapp.com/

Fork and deploy to your own Heroku account to use.
Free Postgres database on Heroku is limited to 10000 rows.

development

required environment variables:

TASKR_DATABASE_USERNAME  
TASKR_DATABASE_PASSWORD  
SECRET_KEY_BASE_DEVELOPMENT  
SECRET_KEY_BASE_TEST  
SECRET_KEY_BASE  

run:

source .env  
bundle exec rails s  

production

the heroku postgres database is limited to 10000 rows.

backup production database from heroku to local postgres database

postgres version should be: 9.5.5

get info about postgres from heroku:

heroku pg:info --app task-r  

get info on the local postgres database version:

psql -V  

connect to the local postgres database and list all databases:

sudo su postgres  
(enter your sudo password)  
psql  
\l  

create user with password and alter roles:

CREATE USER nd WITH PASSWORD 'db_password';  
ALTER ROLE nd WITH CREATEROLE;  
ALTER ROLE nd WITH CREATEDB;  

change database owner to new user:

ALTER DATABASE db_name OWNER TO new_owner;  

if it exists, drop the local database before pulling from heroku:

DROP DATABASE "taskR_development";  
\q  
exit  

and backup the production database from heroku to your local postgres database:

source .env  
PGUSER=`echo $TASKR_DATABASE_USERNAME` PGPASSWORD=`echo $TASKR_DATABASE_PASSWORD` heroku pg:pull DATABASE taskR_development --app task-r  
(enter your heroku credentials: email and password)  

(note: i think you can push from local to production with the same command, just change pull to push)

publish changes to production environment on heroku

deploy changes from master to heroku:

git push heroku master  

deploy changes from branch to heroku (bad practice!):

git push heroku branchname:master  

deploy migrations on heroku:

heroku run rake db:migrate --app task-r