Depot

I learned from Agile Web Development with Rails 6 by Sam Ruby and David Bryant Copeland.

Features:

• Users may browse and check the introduction of each item/ product without login
• Users may add an item to their own shopping cart after signing up and log in
• Creating a new product needs an admin user
  • an admin account for testing

    email: [email protected] / password: qazwsx

• Users may checkout their shopping cart and create an order after inputting all necessary information (payment always assumes succeeded)
• Order email address will receive a notification email, subject: 'Świat Zabawek Store Order Confirmation')

Main Gems:

• devise for authentication

• sidekiq for background processing

• shrine for image attachment

• image_processing, through this gem I can process images with either ImageMagick/GraphicsMagick or libvips libraries.

• sendgrid-ruby integrates Sendgrid email outbound service

• rspec replaces mini-test

• capybara achieves scenario tests, especially for Javascript function test

• slightly played with activeadmin to have a basic understanding about backend interface for an admin user

Dependencies:

• local install ruby 2.6.5 [Installation Method] (https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/documentation/installation/)
• local install rails 6.0.4
• local install postgresql
• local install yarn
• local install redis [Installing Redis] (https://redis.io/docs/getting-started/installation/)

master.key

Well, I can't share my key with the public, the AWS config can be skipped by adjusting shrine.rb to use ActiveStorage (please check rails guides), Sendgrid config can be skipped by using the letter_opener gem in the development environment.

Or, you will need to run EDITOR="vim" bin/rails credentials:edit to create a new master.key and credentials.yml.enc in your local folder.

Next, you need to generate your own account info from both sendgrid and aws. Also, save them in the below format into your rails credentials.

sendgrid:
 username: 
 password: 
 email: 

aws:
 access_key_id:
 secret_access_key:
 bucket_name: 
 region:

Local Usage:

• run bundle install to install all rails gems
• run yarn to install all frontend dependecies
• run bin/rails db:create to create two local databases, depot_development and depot_test (according to config/database.yml)
• run bin/rails db:migrate to config database tables, constraints and associations according to db/schema.rb
• run bin/rails db:seed to feed the initial product, and user data for using the website immediately
• run sh booster.sh that will run redis-server, bin/webpack-dev-server, bin/rails server, and bundle exec sidekiq at the same time automatically

Voila, open localhost:3000 in your browser.