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# Website for TeamLeada.com



For more comprehensive docs, go [here.](http://docs.teamleada.com)



## Setup



First, make a file for your environment variables:



    touch config/initializers/_environment_variables.rb



We're using Devise so you should set `ENV['SECRET_KEY']` in the `_environment_variables.rb` file.



Copy over the `database.yml` file from `config/sample/database.yml` to `config/database.yml`:



    cp config/sample/database.yml config/database.yml



If you don't have postgres installed, install it now:



    brew install postgres



Create the database using:



    rake db:create



Migrate the database:



    rake db:migrate



To seed the database, we have a rake task that loads users specifically for development purposes only.



    rake db:seed



Start the server:



    rails s



Happy developing!



## Setting up the Scripts subtree



    git remote add scripts [email protected]:teamleada/scripts.git

    git subtree add --prefix=scripts scripts master



Pushing and pulling from the subtree:



    git subtree push --prefix=scripts scripts master

    git subtree pull --prefix=scripts scripts master



These two commands can be created into aliases if desired.



## Image Processing



You're going to have to install Imagemagick and Redis:



    brew install pkgconfig #in case imagemagick doesn't work on os X

    brew install imagemagick

    brew install redis



## Redis on AWS



Install redis on ubuntu via:



    wget http://download.redis.io/redis-stable.tar.gz

    tar xvzf redis-stable.tar.gz

    cd redis-stable

    make

    sudo make install



If you don't want to do the the full installation, in `redis.conf`, enable "daemonize yes". Then run:



    redis-server &



If you follow the direction here to complete proper installation: http://redis.io/topics/quickstart

Then start it via this:



     /etc/init.d/redis_6379 start



## Background jobs



To start Sidekiq, run the command from the project root directory (and make sure redis is running):



    sidekiq -d -L sidekiq.log -q uploads



## Install Nginx



To install nginx on Ubuntu, run the following:



    sudo apt-get install nginx

    sudo service nginx start

    ifconfig eth0 | grep inet | awk '{ print $2 }'

    update-rc.d nginx defaults



The last comand might yield a stdout return message stating that it already exists.



Then head to */etc/nginx/sites-available* and append the following



    server {

        listen 80;

        server_name beta-dev.teamleada.com;

        location / {

                proxy_pass http://localhost:3000/;

                proxy_redirect off;

                proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr;

                proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;

                proxy_set_header Host $http_host;

        }

    }



Also, for redirect for apex name record:



    server {

            listen 80;

            client_max_body_size 4G;

            keepalive_timeout 5;



            server_name teamleada.com;

            return 301 $scheme://www.teamleada.com$request_uri;

    }



Lastly, add `localhost` and the `domain name` to */etc/hosts*



    127.0.0.1 beta-dev.teamleada.com



If you get a bad gateway, make sure rails is running. if nothing is rendering, it's not rerouting, make sure to restart nginx after you reconfigure via:



    sudo nginx -s stop

    sudo nginx



## Install/Config Nginx



    gem install unicorn



Set up unicorn as follows:



    #some unicorn setup



There is a sample unicorn/nginx config at:

https://github.com/defunkt/unicorn/tree/master/examples



Make sure you source your environment variables (necessary for the environment variables in production.rb):



    source /www/prod-dir/environment_variables.profile



Then start the server with the command:



    unicorn_rails -D -c /www/prod-dir/teamleada.com/config/unicorn.rb



To restartt a unicorn_rails app seamlessly, give it the reexec signal (after modifying unicorn config to kill old master via old pid)



    kill -s USR2 current_master_pid



## Live Reload



We are currently using `livereload` so that when you edit views and assets, they are automatically updated on the web browser (no refreshing anymore).

To use this, download the chome extension [here](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/livereload/jnihajbhpnppcggbcgedagnkighmdlei)



To use, simply have two terminal windows open. In one window, run `guard` and in the other, run the normal `rails s`



## Backup Database and Restore Locally



    pg_dump --format=c -h  -U   > leada.dump

    scp prod:/leada.dump .



Then, we have to set up our local database to include any new changes you might have made:



    rake db:drop

    rake db:create



    pg_restore --verbose --clean --no-acl --no-owner -h localhost -U mark -d leada_development leada.dump



    rake db:migrate

    rake db:seed



## Heroku Deployment (deprecated)



There's a file, `/config/initializers/_environment_variables.rb`, which contains environment variables (mostly keys) that are not safe to upload to GitHub (added to .gitignore) so if you create this file, you can set your environment variables here easily.

For example:



    ENV['SECRET_KEY'] = 'secret-password'



Since we use Git to deploy to Heroku, this file won't be included, so you'll have to set the environment variables manually, and this can be done just once. The equivalent of the above on Heroku is:



    heroku config:set SECRET_KEY=secret-password



## Current Deployments at:



* [Production](http://teamleada.com)

* [Deployment Main](http://teamleada-stage.herokuapp.com)

* [Deployment (t)](http://teamleada-stage-t.herokuapp.com)

* [Deployment (b)](http://teamleada-stage-b.herokuapp.com)

* [Deployment (m)](http://teamleada-stage-m.herokuapp.com)



## To clear the db (be careful):



    heroku pg:reset DATABASE --app teamleada-stage

    heroku run rake db:setup --app teamleada-stage



## Environment Variables



The following environment variables need to be set:



    SECRET_KEY

    STRIPE_SECRET_KEY

    STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY

    NOREPLY_EMAIL

    NOREPLY_PASSWORD

    HOST

    GA_TRACKER

    S3_BUCKET_NAME

    AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID

    AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY

    LINKEDIN_ID

    LINKEDIN_SECRET