d2

Solidus-based commerce application.

Note: forcing the kitchen open or closed

Set the environment variable KITCHEN_STATUS to either open or closed to force that behavior, regardless of the automatic timer. The kitchen will stay in the overridden state until the KITCHEN_STATUS variable is unset.

Heroku Dashboard:

• Visit the app's settings page (e.g. for staging https://dashboard.heroku.com/apps/d2-staging/settings)
• Click "Reveal Config Vars". Use caution when editing these important variables.
• Force open: set or create a KITCHEN_STATUS variable to open
• Force closed: set or create a KITCHEN_STATUS variable to closed
• Reset to automatic timer: delete the KITCHEN_STATUS variable

Command line:

• Force open: heroku config:set KITCHEN_STATUS=open -a din-marketplace
• Force closed: heroku config:set KITCHEN_STATUS=closed -a din-marketplace
• Reset to automatic timer heroku config:unset KITCHEN_STATUS -a din-marketplace

Development server:

Your choice: heroku local --port 3000 --procfile Procfile.dev to see the website at http://localhost:3000 (which also launches mailcatcher on http://localhost:3100) or if you can't be bothered, rails server will run just the website.

N.B.: There is a canonical redirect to local.flavvor.co in development mode. You may add an entry to your /etc/hosts file for local.flavvor.co 127.0.0.1 if you need to access the development site without internet access.

Seeing email in development:

gem install mailcatcher -- --with-cppflags=-I/usr/local/opt/openssl/include (flags necessary on OS X El Capitan) and then run mailcatcher from the command line.

Syncing production data to staging (notes for posterity)

• Back up staging: heroku pg:backups capture -r staging
• Copy production to staging: heroku pg:copy din-marketplace::HEROKU_POSTGRESQL_CYAN_URL HEROKU_POSTGRESQL_NAVY_URL -r staging
• Sync missing image attachments: aws s3 sync --acl public-read --storage-class REDUCED_REDUNDANCY s3://din-shop-img/spree/ s3://din-shop-img/staging/spree/

How to Override Templates (FAQ)

• Where are the templates to copy?

  $ bundle show solidus_frontend

• Where do I copy them to?

  Into your local copy, under app/views/... in the same place as they are in the solidus_frontend gem, e.g.:

  $ mkdir -p app/views/spree/home
  $ cp $(bundle show solidus_frontend)/app/views/spree/home/index.html.erb app/views/spree/home

Dev Env Setup

1. Create and seed the database

   $ git pull
   $ bundle
   $ INCLUDE_SAMPLES=true bin/rake db:create db:schema:load db:seed

   Omit sample restaurants, chefs, and meals by removing INCLUDE_SAMPLES=true.

   Reset your DB to the starting state with bin/rake db:reset.

   Note: This does not create the two StoreCreditTypes or default ReimbursementType from migrations: 20150506181611_create_spree_store_credit_payment_method.rb and the next two in sequence. That's OK.

2. Create sample products:

   Product Name and price are required. Description is optional.

   You must have restaurant and chef taxons for this to work. If you used INCLUDE_SAMPLES=true above, then you will have sample restaurant and chef taxons.

   $ bin/rails r 'ProductFactory.create!("Your Product Name", 30, desc: "Description.", allergens: ["peanuts"])'

3. Start server (also starts mailcatcher).

   $ heroku local --port 3000 --procfile Procfile.dev

4. Login to the Admin using [email protected]/password (only created in development)

5. Add new dishes!

Rebuild images

bundle exec rake paperclip:refresh:thumbnails CLASS=Spree::Image
bundle exec rake paperclip:refresh:thumbnails CLASS=Spree::Taxon

Editorial Guidelines

View the Admin Editorial Guide to learn to:

• Add new dishes
• Edit taxons
• etc

Dev Template Editing

Templates for editing can be found by viewing these bundles:

bundle show solidus_core
bundle show solidus
bundle show solidus_frontend

SSL Setup

Most infrastructure setup steps are described here: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/ssl-endpoint

Key, CSR, and cert are stored in a 1Password vault.