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RQDB: Rash Quote Database

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Introduction:

Rash/Rails Quote Database is a simple web application for publishing, sharing, and ranking quotes. It's a ground-up rebuild of the Rash Quote Management System (RQMS), originally written in PHP by Tom Cuchta. RQDB is written in Ruby on Rails instead of PHP and does not share any common code with the original version.

Installation

Depedendencies:

Install RVM and Ruby 2.6.0:

curl -sSL https://rvm.io/mpapis.asc | gpg --import -
curl -sSL https://get.rvm.io | bash -s stable --ruby=2.6.0

Install bundled ruby gems:

bundle install

Main Installation:

bundle exec rake db:migrate && bundle exec rake db:seed

Migration from older PHP versions of Rash:

This task will copy data from legacy PHP versions of Rash into the new Rash/Rails database. Only legacy MySQL databases are supported, and a MySQL client is required. All database settings are automatically detected by reading a configuration file --configfile from the legacy Rash installation.

This example installs into the production database, but set RAILS_ENV and other options as needed:

bundle install --with legacy_migration
RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake legacy:migrate_database --configfile CONFIGFILE

For more options, you can pass the --help flag:

RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake legacy:migrate_database --help

When you're sure you are ready to run the migration, pass the --write flag:

RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake legacy:migrate_database --configfile CONFIGFILE```

Start the service:

bundle exec rails server

Start the chatbots (if applicable):

bundle exec rake chatbot:all

Login:

Docker

Build

Build the web and database images:

docker-compose build web

Build the chatbot image:

docker-compose build chatbot

Run

Run the web and database containers:

docker-compose run web

Run the chatbot container:

docker-compose run chatbot