Message Broadcasting

This app uses Grape framework to build microservices-ready APIs. Each part of the API can be easily separated and mounted as a standalone microservice, Rack-compatible. Rails is being used here as an umbrella app with Grape-based APIs mounted in.

more info https://github.com/ruby-grape

Ruby 2.3.3
Redis
PostgreSQL

git clone [email protected]:leafmind/messenger.git
cd messenger
(rvm install ruby-2.3.3) if you haven't installed it already
(optional: check out /doc folder which contains source-code-related docs)

(check settings.yml and settings/development.yml and make changes accordingly)
bundle install
bundle exec rake db:create db:migrate db:seed
bundle exec rspec spec
bundle exec rails s

heroku login
heroku git:remote -a ancient-shelf-98201 (paste your app name)
git push heroku master
heroku run bundle exec rake db:migrate
heroku run bundle exec rake db:seed
heroku addons:add redistogo
heroku config --app your_app_name | grep REDISTOGO_URL
(put this url to config/cable.yml production section)
(Also you should change your app name in config/settings/production.yml) git push heroku master

deployed on heroku
https://ancient-shelf-98201.herokuapp.com

1. Register
2. Choose a room
3. Type something
4. Check out the API LiveDoc: https://ancient-shelf-98201.herokuapp.com/swagger
5. Add some messages via LiveDoc and check out the room again
6. Add URIs to websites or images to your message
7. Be Happy
   Goto 1 and connect several users to the 'messages' room to see live broadcasting from REST API(Swagger) in action You can use your own API token in Swagger instead of a debug token(You will find it on the rooms page after registration)

Swagger allows you to easily interact with your app's REST API, providing flexible documentation solution at the same time

https://ancient-shelf-98201.herokuapp.com/swagger