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- Ruby On Rails
- JavaScript
- CSS
- HTML
- Postgresql
- Ruby version:
3.0.3
- Database initialization:
Use rake db:migrate to set up the database.
- Configuration:
Use rbenv to switch the rails version.
bundle install command to install the gems used in the rails application.
- Development:
rails s -b 0.0.0.0 -p 8080 command was used to run the rails app through the EC2 instance.
- Deployment:
git add <file> command was used to stage the files to be committed.
git commit -m “<message here>” command was used to leave a commit message to the files.
git push heroku HEAD:master command was used to deploy the application.
- How to run the test suite:
Use rake cucumber to run cucumber tests.
Use rake spec to run spec. rake also has other commands.
Run rake –tasks to see other tasks.
- Services:
AWS EC2, GitHub
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.
- Jacob Smith
- Tony Yang
- Jason Bernal