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Rails 7. Start Kit

Install and Run `Ruby on Rails` in Minutes!

Copy & Paste in your terminal

❤️ Linux / MacOS

git clone https://github.com/the-teacher/rails7-startkit.git && \
  cd rails7-startkit && \
  ruby bin/setup

💙 Windows

git clone https://github.com/the-teacher/rails7-startkit.git & cd rails7-startkit & ruby bin/setup

What Is That?

Rails App in a Docker container with some popular preinstalled tools.

Why Do I Need It?

Save hours, days or weeks on setting up a typical Rails app.

What Cases for Using It?

You start new Rails project
You need a playground for experiments
You learn Rails and related technologies
You teach people or record videos about Rails
You are going to write a new article about Rails

How it works

Rails 7. Start Kit

What Is Under the Hood?

Logotype	Description	Why it was added
Main
	Docker	Helps to keep all required services in containers. To have fast and predictable installation process in minutes. Docker Images are here.
	Ruby 3.2	Most recent version of Ruby
	Rails 7	Most recent version of Rails
	PostgresSQL	Most popular relational database
Cache and Delayed Jobs
	Redis	In-memory data store. For caching and as a dependency of Sidekiq
	Sidekiq	Job Scheduler and Async Tasks Executor. Can be used as a stand alone tool or as ActiveJob backend
	whenever	Linux Cron based periodical tasks
Full Text Search
	Elasticsearch	The world’s leading Search engine
	Chewy	Ruby Connector to Elasticsearch
Front-end
	Bootstrap	Old but Gold Framework for Web
	ES Build	An extremely fast bundler for the web
	Import Maps	Rails' recommended way to process JavaScript
	Sprockets	Rack-based asset packager
Application Configuration
	gem "dotenv"	ENV variables management tool
	gem "config"	Configuration management tool
Application Level
	Nginx	Web Server. Reverse Proxy. Load Balancer. Caching, Streaming etc.
	Puma	Application Web Server. To launch Rails app
	Devise	Authentication solution for Rails + Emails confirmations
	ActiveStorage	Default Cloud Storage Solution for Rails
	Faker	Fake data for development and testing
	Kaminari	Pagination solution
	Sanitize	Sanitization of a dangerous users' input
	mailcatcher	Email previewer for development
Code Quality
	RSpec	Testing Framework for Rails
	Rubocop	Ruby static code analyzer (a.k.a. linter) and formatter.
	Breakman	Static analysis tool \| Security Vulnerabilities.
	SimpleCov	Code coverage for Ruby (and Rails)

What I'm going to add...

Logotype	Description	Why it was added
	Devise	Login with Facebook and Google

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Installation and Running

Copy & Paste in your terminal

❤️ Linux / MacOS

git clone https://github.com/the-teacher/rails7-startkit.git && \
  cd rails7-startkit && \
  ruby bin/setup

💙 Windows

git clone https://github.com/the-teacher/rails7-startkit.git & cd rails7-startkit & ruby bin/setup

You will see something like that:

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Rails 7. StartKit
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
What was done:
1. Pull all required Images

2. Launching ElasticSearch Container
3. Launching Mailcatcher Container
4. Launching PgSQL Container
5. Launching Redis Container
6. Launching Rails Container

7. Correcting Permissions for Linux
8. Installing Gems
9. Turn off some ElasticSearch settings
10. Prepare Database (Create, Migrate, Create Seeds)
11. Indexing Article Model

12. Quality: Rubocop
13. Quality: RSpec with SimpleConv
14. Quality: Breakman

15. Yarn: Install Node Packages
16. Yarn: Build JS/CSS Assets
17. Precompile Assets

18. Launching Sidekiq
19. Launching Rails App with Puma

20. Visit Rails App: http://localhost:3000
21. Visit Mail Service: http://localhost:1080
22. Visit ElasticSearch: http://localhost:9200
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Welcome to RAILS 7!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

`bin/` commands

❤️ :warning: bin/exec - Linux and MacOS users can skip using ruby

💙 :warning: ruby bin/exec - Windows users should use ruby explicitly

From the root of the project

Command	Description
Most important
ruby bin/setup	Download images, run containers, initialize data, launch all processes.
ruby bin/open	Get in Rails Container
rubyc bin/exec [CMD]	Execute a command ([CMD]) from `Rails7StartKit` module

`bin/open` command

Command	Description
Get in a container
ruby bin/open [NAME]	Get in a Container. `[NAME]` [NAME] Values: `rails`,`psql`, `redis`, `elastic`, `mailcatcher`. Default value is: `rails`.

`bin/exec` command

All Possible Module Methods

breakman
cache
check_docker!
check_docker_compose_v2!
check_docker_running!
chewy_index
chewy_reset
container_bash_exec
container_exec
containers_information
cron_start
cron_stop
docker_compose
init_nvm
log_puma
log_server
log_sidekiq
print_methods
prompt!
puma_dev_start
puma_restart
puma_start
puma_stop
rails7_header
rails7_ready
rails7_startkit_greetings!
rails_assets_precompile
rails_db_migrate
rails_db_prepare
rails_install_gems
reset
restart
restart_all
rspec
rspec_with_cov
rubocop
rubocop_fix
setup!
sidekiq_start
sidekiq_stop
start
start_all
start_all_containers
status
stop
stop_all
stop_all_containers
system!
turn_off_elastic_settings
whenever_show
whenever_start
whenever_stop
yarn_build
yarn_install

Command	Description
:arrow_right: Execute
ruby bin/exec [CMD]	Execute a command ([CMD]) from `Rails7StartKit` module
:arrow_right: Start/Stop/Restart
ruby bin/exec start	Start processes in rails container
ruby bin/exec stop	Stop processes in rails container
ruby bin/exec restart	`bin/exec stop` + `bin/exec start`
ruby bin/exec start_all	Start processes and containers
ruby bin/exec stop_all	Stop processes and containers
ruby bin/exec restart_all	`bin/exec stop_all` + `bin/exec start_all`
:arrow_right: Helpers
ruby bin/exec status	To see running containers and launched services
ruby bin/exec cache	Toggle caching in development and restart web server
ruby bin/exec index	Run Search engines indexation
ruby bin/exec reset	Reset data of services in ./db folder

Prerequisites

On your host you have:

Any version of Ruby
Any version of Git
Any version of Docker

Conventions and Agreements

Show details

For demonstration, education and maintainance purposes I use a bit unsusual approach to name some files.

I _UNDERSCORE and UPPERCASE some files and folders to move them on the top of a folder and to make them more visible and to highlight their importance.

Data

All services' data related folders are placed in ./db
All folders are UPPERCASED

./db
├── ELASTIC
├── PGSQL
└── REDIS

Configuration Files

All services' configurations are placed in ./config
All configs are _UNDERSCORED and UPPERCASED

./config
├── _CONFIG.yml
├── _PUMA.rb
└── _SIDEKIQ.yml

Initialazers

All services' initializers are placed in ./config/initializers
All files are _UNDERSCORED and UPPERCASED

./config/initializers/
├── _CHEWY.rb
├── _CONFIG.rb
├── _REDIS.rb
└── _SIDEKIQ.rb

Rails user

Show Details

As a user to own files and run Rails inside a container I use

user:group => lucky:lucky => 7777:7777

If you would like to run the project on a linux environment then:

create group lucky (7777) and user lucky (7777)
run the project with RUN_AS=7777:7777 option

Questions and Answers

What is an idea of this project?

For many years Rails gives you freedom to choose development tools. Different databases, different paginators, different search engines, different delayed job solutions.

It is great. But all the time you need to choose something and install it from scratch.

I think I did my choice about many solutions and tools.

I want to install my minimal pack of tools now and reuse my StartKit every time when I start a new project.

With Docker I can roll out my minimal application with all required preinstalled tools in minutes, not in hours or in days.

Why did you create this project?

I didn't work with Rails last 4 or 5 years. I wanted to learn new approaches and techniques. I found that there is still no a simple way to setup a blank app with most popular tools.

So. Why not to make my own playground?

How do you choose technologies for the StartKit?

I use tools that I like or want to learn.

I use tools that I think are the most popular ones.

It looks good for development. What about production?

I'm not a DevOps, but I have a vision how to deploy this code to production.

Right now it is not described somehow. It is in my plans.

TODO

Show details

Nginx
Production roll up
Action Cable Link

Sponsorship

These amazing companies and teams support the project:

JetBrains.com	Hoodies.team

License

MIT License. 2023. Ilya N. Zykin

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Rails7 Startkit Save

Rails 7. Start Kit

Install and Run Ruby on Rails in Minutes!

What Is That?

Why Do I Need It?

What Cases for Using It?

How it works

What Is Under the Hood?

Main

Cache and Delayed Jobs

Full Text Search

Front-end

Application Configuration

Application Level

Code Quality

Installation and Running

bin/ commands

bin/open command

bin/exec command

:arrow_right: Execute

:arrow_right: Start/Stop/Restart

:arrow_right: Helpers

Prerequisites

Conventions and Agreements

Rails user

Questions and Answers

TODO

Sponsorship

License

Open Source Agenda Badge

From the blog

How to Choose Which Programming Language to Learn First?

From the blog

How to Choose Which Programming Language to Learn First?

Install and Run `Ruby on Rails` in Minutes!

`bin/` commands

`bin/open` command

`bin/exec` command