Rails 7. Start Kit is a great choice for any kind of startups and developers who wants to save time in launching a new Rails application on any platform.
At this weekend I've added NGINX to my start kit setup.
Time to time it is important to debug and check an application in mode that is close to the real production environment. Using NGINX helps to do it. I have added certificates to provide access via https.
In this PULL REQUEST You can check changes related to the enhancement.
/etc/hosts
To have an access to the project on local machine do not forget config your /etc/hosts file
How it looks
| http | https | certificate |
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Naming and Conventions note
Time to time people ask me, - "Why do you name configuration files so?". They mean that I underscore and uppercase some configuration files and folders like you can see it here:
I do it to highlight some important configuration files, folders and other stuff for demonstration and education purposes.
If you do not like naming like that or my way to place configuration files - you always can change it following your personal preferences.
One-liner for launching Ruby on Rails
❤️ 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
Prerequisites
On your host you have to have:
- Any version of Ruby
- Any version of Git
- Any version of Docker
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