production app: https://www.homophone.com
staging app: https://homophonestaging.herokuapp.com
www.homophone.com Copyright Alfred Aloisi 2017
Duplicate the example application.SAMPLE.yml file and add real values.
$ cp config/application.SAMPLE.yml config/application.yml
$ vim config/application.yml
$ yarn docker-build
$ yarn docker-ssh
In docker:
$ rake db:setup
Add homophone-localhost.com to /etc/hosts pointing to localhost
$ sudo vim /etc/hosts
Add a line that looks like
127.0.0.1 homophone-localhost.com
In docker:
$ rails s
Or from host OS:
$ yarn server
$ yarn console
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/heroku-cli#download-and-install
Make sure to log in to your heroku account that has access to homophone app
$ heroku login
Add homophone heroky app as a git remote
$ heroku git:remote -a homophone
Rename the git remote to production
$ git remote rename heroku production
Now you can deploy by pushing to that remote branch:
First, make sure you have checked out master locally so you are deploying the latest.
$ git checkout master
Now push local master to remote master on the heroku remote called production
$ git push production master
To deploy a local branch other than master, push your local branch name to the remote master
$ git push production my-local-branch:master
$ figaro heroku:set -e staging -a homophonestaging
$ figaro heroku:set -e production -a homophone
The CSV should have 4 columns: word_id, text, spelling, relation_id
Important: Make sure the CSV rows are oredered by relation_id.
Save the CSV to lib/assets/homophone_list.csv
Run the rake task.
$ rake db:import