Cog depends on a few things to run locally:
* Postgres
* A `SLACK_API_TOKEN` environment variable (with a valid token)
With those installed, setup your computer with:
$ make setup
$ make run
Cog will be run on http://localhost:4000.
If you are running cog with relay, which you probably should be, note that this version of cog does not work with the old elixir based relay. To use relay use the new go based version, (https://github.com/operable/go-relay)
$ make test
HTTP requests in integration tests are recorded and stubbed out for future test
runs. Recording new cassettes, json files of serialized requests and responses,
happens automatically when using the Cog.VCR.use_cassette macro. To
regenerate these stubs by making actual HTTP requests delete the files you wish
to regenerate and run the tests.
For instance, to update all tests you could run this:
$ rm test/fixtures/cassettes/* && make test
Just make sure you have the TEST_SLACK=1 and TEST_HIPCHAT=1
environment variables set.