- Clone the directory, then navigate to directory in terminal.
- Run the following:
bundle installyarnrake db:create db:migrate RAILS_ENV=developmentrake db:create db:migrate RAILS_ENV=test- Note: because I'm using multiple databases via ActiveRecord, this is what consistently generated databases. There's probably some other setting I need to change/haven't found yet to instead be able to allow a simple
rake db:create db:migrate.
- Note: because I'm using multiple databases via ActiveRecord, this is what consistently generated databases. There's probably some other setting I need to change/haven't found yet to instead be able to allow a simple
- Done!
rails s- This also uses a Sidekiq queue. need to also run
bundle exec sidekiq -q network.- If redis is not already running on your machine, you'll need to start it.
- Note: why 'network' as the name? this queue has the one sole purpose of loading data from api & wanted to label it appropriately.
bundle exec rspec- Yes, I totally copied over the full citybikes response into a json file to use in mocking tests 😇😎. Rather use the full, real data than one I've manipulated.
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