joncode

1. first run the pg version of dbconsole in heroku by using this command :

	heroku pg:psql --remote heroku (<staging>)

2. list the tables in psql by using this command
	
	\dt

3. get the proper name of the table and list the schema by using this command

joncode

basic setup

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tasks:

1. set up rvm gemset environment

   rvm --rvmrc --create 2.0.0@global

2. run rails new

   rails new mdot

3. change gemfile to specifically ask for ruby 2.0

joncode

Let’s assume we have an existing project called ‘foo’ and we want to create a fork called ‘bar’.

First, create a new project on GitHub called ‘bar’.

Next, clone foo using the name ‘bar’:

$ git clone [email protected]:YOURNAME/foo.git bar
$ cd bar

Next, edit your Git config file and replace the origin URL with your new URL:

joncode

fix with build edit scheme > diagnostics > enable NS zombie objects

will put a zombie (blank) object where the missing objet is and give you a error msg as to where the problem is

joncode

resque-web   --- launch the web inteface

to have Resque available on the website :
mount the Resque::Server to the routes 
add the server requirement to the resque gem
add HTTP authentication to the Resque::Server

joncode

1. make staging.rb in config/environments - copy production.rb for starters
2. in database.yml , application.yml , cloudinary.yml ... any .yml file , copy the production block and name it staging
2b.   if you are using Resque - make a staging env in initializers/resque.rb
2c. add staging constants for any system-wide URLs 
3. heroku create --remote staging <staging_app_name> --addons [any add ons here].
     create the staging area of the config file
    <staging_app_name> is the part of the url before '.herokuapp.com'  -- muy importante , dont forget 
4.  heroku config:add RACK_ENV=staging RAILS_ENV=staging --remote staging
     set up the rails environment vars
5. git push staging master

joncode

git config heroku.remote staging
sets the normal heroku commands to the heroku environment

 heroku apps:create <name> --remote staging

heroku config:set RACK_ENV=staging RAILS_ENV=staging --remote staging

joncode

You can either put 

gs = Gift.all;

or 

gs = Gift.all; nil

the second one is a little better as it terminates the method , the first one starts a block like behavior in the console

joncode

git remote show origin

git pull 

git checkout remotes/origin/branchname

git checkout -b branchname

joncode

simple as load "test/buy_giver.rb"

this file is in the test folder in my rails app