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The Ruby Toolbox depends on a few utilities which you will need to install before you begin.

• Linux: Use the official postgres repositories for Apt or Yum
• Mac OS: Use HomeBrew or Postgres.app

• Linux: On Ubuntu, you can use this PPA. Otherwise build from source as detailed in The Redis quickstart.
• Mac OS: Use HomeBrew or build from source as detailed in The Redis quickstart.

Install the current project ruby version, preferrably with a Ruby version manager like chruby, rbenv, or rvm

You will also need Bundler for installing the project's dependencies.

Yarn is used to manage frontend dependencies for the project. It can be installed by following the official installation guide. You will also need to install Node.js.

1. Start postgres and redis
2. Install the project's dependencies and prepare the database with bin/setup
3. Optional but recommended: Import a production database dump using bin/pull_database
4. In order to access the GitHub GraphQL API for pulling repo data, you need to create a OAuth token as per GitHub's documentation. No auth scopes are needed. Place the token as GITHUB_TOKEN=yourtoken in .env.local and .env.local.test.
5. Run the services with foreman start. You can access the site at https://localhost:5000

• You can run the test suite with bundle exec rspec
• You can check code style with bundle exec rubocop
• During development you can launch guard using bundle exec guard to continuously check your changes
• The repo has overcommit git hooks set up to check your changes before commit, push etc. You can set it up once with bundle exec overcommit --install. Whenever the hook config file .overcommit.yml changes, you need to verify it's contents and approve the changes with bundle exec overcommit --sign
• You can find the sidekiq web UI at https://localhost:5000/ops/sidekiq. Username can be empty, the default password is development.

See our overview of Configuration settings for an overview of what needs to be set up to run the app in production.

Everyone participating in this project's development, issue trackers and other channels is expected to follow our Code of Conduct

This project is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.