sammerset / berg

The new icelab.com.au, built with dry-rb, rom-rb and Roda

Berg

The new icelab.com.au, built with dry-rb, rom-rb and Roda.

Development

First-time setup

If you're in Icelab and have access to the private berg-assets repository:

./bin/setup --with-private-assets

Otherwise:

./bin/setup

Adding sample data

rake db:sample_data

Running the app

foreman start -f Procfile.dev

Assets

The public designs for this site are contained in a separate, private berg-assets repository. If you’re working on Berg within Icelab, you should have a copy of this repository checked out at app/main/assets. You can make changes within that directory and push them up as you would with any ordinary git repo.

To prepare the site to deploy with updated assets, get the latest commit from berg-assets and save it in apps/main/.assets-commit. For example, to save the most recent commit in your apps/main/assets working directory:

(pushd apps/main/assets; git rev-parse HEAD; popd) > apps/main/.assets-commit

Sitemaps

The sitemap_generator gem is used to generate sitemaps.

To create the sitemap and upload it to S3: rake sitemap:create

To refresh the sitemap and ping search engines: rake sitemap:refresh

Deployment

Deployment to Heroku requires the following buildpacks:

1. https://github.com/timshadel/heroku-buildpack-github-netrc
2. https://github.com/icelab/berg-buildpack
3. heroku/nodejs
4. heroku/ruby

A GITHUB_AUTH_TOKEN config must be set with a token that is authorized to clone the berg-assets repository.

apps/main/.assets-commit must exist with a valid commit SHA for the berg-assets repository.