Name: service-and-facility-locator
Owner: Department of Veterans Affairs
Description: Repository containing next gen Facilities Locator artifacts and application
Created: 2016-01-15 13:47:57.0
Updated: 2016-03-02 19:21:17.0
Pushed: 2016-04-21 18:13:38.0
Homepage: null
Size: 21471
Language: JavaScript
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This build monitor should be up and running as soon as you set up travis!
you'll need Ruby installed, and either rvm or rbenv to manage your Ruby versions. If you don't, follow the directions below:
Install rbenv, which is a tool that helps install/manage versions of Ruby (Note: make sure and follow the brew's post-install instructions):
ew install rbenv
And follow the initialization instructions for rbenv, provided by brew
env init
Using rbenv install ruby:
env install 2.3.0
Ensure you have Postgres installed and running
Clone the repository:
clone https://github.com/department-of-veterans-affairs/service-and-facility-locator.git
Change directory to service-and-facility-locator:
ervice-and-facility-locator
Install gems and dependencies:
le install
Create database and load schema:
le exec rake db:create
le exec rake db:schema:load
Load Data
le exec rake import_data
Start the application!
le exec puma -p 3000
Access the application at localhost:3000/service-and-facility-locator
You'll need to have phantomjs installed to run the feature specs. If you have homebrew, it's as easy as:
ew install phantomjs
If not, follow installation instructions on their website.
bundle exec rake lint - Run the full suite of linters on the codebase.bundle exec guard - Runs the guard test server that reruns your tests after files are saved. Useful for TDD!bundle exec rake security - Run the suite of security scanners on the codebase.bundle exec rake ci - Run all build steps performed in Travis CI.Note: TravisCI will not pass if code coverage is below 90%