tf2movies

Requirements

• PostgreSQL
• Memcached
• Ruby (>= 1.9.3)
• curl / curl dev libs

Installation

Cloning repository

git clone https://github.com/nTraum/tf2movies.git; cd tf2movies

Checking Ruby version

Must be 1.9.3 or newer.

ruby -v

Install bundler and app dependencies

gem install bundler; bundle

Database settings

Edit production section of config/database.yml to fit your needs.

vim config/database.yml

App settings

You need to configure the following environment variables to run tf2movies:

• YOUTUBE_API_KEY - API key for YouTube
• STEAM_API_KEY - API key for Steam API/Omniauth
• SECRET_TOKEN - Rails' secret token for secure session storage
• SENTRY_DSN
• GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_ID - Google's Analytics Tracking ID

Use the .env file to set these environment variables. The command rake secret can be used to generate a custom secret token for you.

vim .env

Check app settings

rake tf2movies:check

Create & setup database

rake db:create db:migrate db:seed

Start the web server

bundle exec foreman start

Set up recurring jobs

Tf2movies will refresh movie meta data (views, title...) and the availability of downloads for you. Configure your favourite job scheduler (cron?) to execute the following commands periodically:

rake tf2movies:check_downloads

rake tf2movies:check_movies

The execution of one command will refresh one entity. How often those jobs run is up to you and may depend on your amount of movies/downloads.

Become an admin

Login via Steam, then run:

rake tf2movies:adminify[YOUR_STEAM_NICK]

where YOUR_STEAM_NICK is your Steam nickname.

LICENSE

MIT License.