steveoro / goggles_main

Main Goggles front-end UI, version 7 and onward

Goggles Main

Main client UI app for version 7 and onward.

Wiki & HOW-TOs

• Official Framework Wiki 🔗 (v. 7+)
• API docs 🔗

Requires

• Ruby 3.1.4
• Rails 6.0.6.1+
• MariaDb 10.6.12+ or any other MySql equivalent version

Configuration

All framework app projects (except for the mountable engines) handle multiple configurations for execution, development & deployment.

You can use each project in the framework:

• as a full-blown, stand-alone, local installation (by cloning the source repo on localhost)
• as a service composed from individual containers (either by rebuilding the individual containers from scratch or by pulling the images from their DockerHub repository)
• in any other mixed way, be it the application running on localhost while accessing the DB inside a container or vice-versa.

Quick-start as a running container

Framework repositories already cloned on localhost

To use & bind together all 3 services (db, api & app) you can use one of the available docker-compose files after you've cloned the Main repo.

Cloning also goggles_api repo is not needed since you can just recreate the required folder structure to map to a local master.key for the credentials, as outlined in the next paragraph ("Nothing installed on localhost (except docker)").

Make sure you have a recovery DB dump somewhere (a test dump can be obtained by cloning goggles_db repo).

Copy the recovery DB dump (for instance, test.sql.bz2) to the shared dump folder of this project: db/dump.

If your goal is to use, for example, the development configuration, go with:

$> docker-compose -f docker-compose.dev.yml up

Leave the container up running and type in another console:

$> docker exec -it goggles-main.dev sh -c 'bundle exec rails db:rebuild from=test to=development'

Then point your browser to http://127.0.0.1:8080/.

Done! 👍

Nothing installed on localhost (except docker)

First thing first, you'll need to recreate this shared folder structure:

 ---+--- goggles_main --- config (<=| Main master.key)
    |         |
    |         +---------- db --- dump (<=| test.sql.bz2)
    |
    +--- goggles_api ---- config (<=| API master.key)

These are published as volumes inside the service containers for serializing and accessing local data.

A mirror db/dump subfolder for goggles_api is not needed unless you'd like to run DB management tasks from the api service rails console (instead of just using the main app service's console).

The master.key usually can be regenerated if missing, provided that the credentials are kept consistent among each app container by using rails credentials:edit & by running the rails task to update the settings. Check out our credentials Wiki page or GogglesDb README on database setup for more details.

Then, you'll need to run and connect all 3 services: db, api & app. Refer to the dedicated Wiki page for details.

More information

Check out our Wiki 🔗 and the README files from each subproject for more information. In particular:

• Suggested tools for development
• Repository credentials: management and creation
• How to update the GogglesDb gem
• DB setup
• How to run the test suite (can be applied to goggles_main as well)
• Dev workflow
• Getting started: GogglesAPI & container usage (can be applied to goggles_main as well)

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Deployment

The build pipeline is configure for auto-deploy on each successful build.

Untagged changes will yield a staging deployment, while any tagged release (made from GitHub) will yield a production deployment.

See the Wiki page about the build pipeline for more details.

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Contributing

1. Clone the project.
2. Make a new custom branch for your changes, naming the branch accordingly (i.e. use prefixes like: feature-, fix-, upgrade-, ...).
3. When you think you're done, make sure you type guard (+Enter) and wait for the whole spec suite to end.
4. Make sure your branch is locally green (:green_heart:) before submitting the pull request.
5. Await the PR's review by the maintainers.

License

The application is available as open source under the terms of the LGPL-3.0 License.

Supporting

Check out the "sponsor" button at the top of the page.