TSICMS

Content Management System for TSI Course

Run locally

To install TSICMS locally follow these instructions:

1. Prerequisite

   First you need to install the follow packages

   nodejs
   libpq-dev
   postgresql
   postgresql-contrib
   imagemagick
   

   Its necessary to install the Bundler and the Rails gems

   gem install bundler
   gem install rails
   

2. Clone the project

   Clone the project repository using the command

   git clone git@github.com:TSIDW5/tsicms.git cd tsicms

3. Install dependencies

   bundle install

4. Set up postgres password

   cp config/application.yml.example config/application.yml

   In this file change postgres username and password and host database: &database db.username: postgres db.password: postgres db.host: localhost

   After change mailer host and port

   mailer: &mailer
   	mailer.host: localhost
   	mailer.port: '3000'
   

5. Create the database and the tables

   $ rails db:create
   $ rails db:migrate
   $ rails db:seed
   

6. Run the application

   $ rails s
   

   Access the public namespace url http://localhost:3000

   Access the url admin namespace http://localhost:3000/admins

Contribute

We hope that you will consider contributing to TSICMS.

Fork

First perform the fork of the https://github.com/TSIDW5/tsicms.git

Get your fork

Access your profile https://github.com/YourUser Find repository TSICMS

Clone it

Run git clone https://github.com/YourUser/tsicms.git

Enter directory

cd tsicms

Point to original repository

git remote add upstream https://github.com/TSIDW5/tsicms.git

Now we have two repositories on disk:

1. o origin, which points to your project fork on GitHub. You have read and write access on this remote.
2. o upstream, which points to the main project repository in GitHub. You only have read access on this remote.

Developing your contribution

1. Go to the master branch

   Run git checkout master

2. Update the two repositories

   Run git pull upstream master && git push origin master

3. Create your branch to develop your contributions, define a name that reminds you of what you are eveloping.

   Run git checkout -b name-your-branch

4. Run the test and ensure that all test are green. We just accpeted functionaly, bug fix, etc. with its respective test.

   Run Bundle exec rspec

Developing with Docker

1. Prerequisites

   docker
   docker-compose
   

2. How to Use

• Run docker-compose up -d
• Run docker exec -it web5_app /bin/bash
• Run cd /var/www

3. Set up postgres password

   cp config/application.yml.example config/application.yml

   In this file change postgres username and password and host database: &database db.username: postgres db.password: postgres db.host: db

Creating Pull Request

After finishing developing you need to submit a request for your contribution to be added to the main repository, for this we use the pull request.

1. First add your changes

   Run git add .

   First commit your changes, put a message to define what was done

   Run git commit -m "Your message"

2. Send your changes

   Run git pull upstream master && git push -u origin name-your-branch

The command creates a branch in your project / fork in GitHub. The -u flag binds this branch to its remote; so in the future, you can simply type git push origin.

Go back to the browser and access your project's fork (https://github.com/YourUser/tsicms) and you'll see that your new branch is listed at the top with a convenient "Compare & pull request"

After clicking on "Compare & pull request" you can send a comment about your pull request

If this is done, wait until the administrator of the source repository accepts or refuses, if you refuse to remember to always get the messages that will come along with the refusal, they will always be present in the reasons for the refusal.

Copyright

SGE is covered MIT License.