How to run a project locally?

1. Preparing Make sure that defined ruby and rails gem are installed on your machine. After that, install all other gems used in this project with bundle install. Last step will be starting MySQQL database on your localhost within the credentials set at config/database.yml

To start MySQL server: C:\> "{Path to your MySQL Server}\bin\mysqld"

To stop MySQL server: C:\> "{Path to your MySQL Server}\bin\mysqld" -u root shutdown

2. Start server To start our server on uor localhost run rails s

3. Stop server To stop our server on our localhost use Ctrl-C

4. Run migrations or detabase schema

To create database rails db:create.

To run migrations rails db:migrate

To run seed rails db:seed

5. Run unit tests

To run unit tests run rspec or rspec file/to/test

7. Show logs Rails will automatically show all the logs on your terminal window.

If you are working on the Ubuntu operating system, you can follow these steps to run the project:

Install the necessary packages such as Ruby and MySQL using the following commands:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install ruby-full
sudo apt install mysql-server
sudo systemctl start mysql.service

1. Installing Gems

Use the bundle install command to install all the necessary gems used in your project.

2. Starting MySQL

To start MySQL server:

sudo service mysqld start

To stop MySQL server:

sudo service mysqld stop

3. Starting the Server

Launch the server by using the rails s command

4. Stopping the Server

To stop the server, use Ctrl-C

5. Running Migrations and Creating the Database

To create database rails db:create.

To run migrations rails db:migrate

To run seed rails db:seed

6. Running Tests

Execute unit tests using the rspec command

7. Checking Logs

Rails will automatically display logs in your terminal.

To create a first user run:

1. Enter in the application console

rails c

2. Use these credentials to sign in

email: [email protected], password: password

Or run command to create your own user, replace YOUR_EMAIL_ADDRESS with your email (you can provide your own password)

User.create!(email: "YOUR_EMAIL_ADDRESS", password: "password", password_confirmation: "password")

3. Run command to create the task. Replace PRIORITY with chosen one. You can choose one of three types of PRIORITY: { low, medium, high }

Task.create!(title: "your task title", description: "your task description", due_date: Date.today, priority: "PRIORITY")