can call rake db:reset or, if you're starting with an empty database, rake db:seed
This will create:
All Badges
1 Admin
- email: admin@example.com
- password: password
2 Leaders
each with a troop that has
- 3 badges
- 10 events within the next 30 days
10 Members
app/mailers/invitation.rb
change default from: "example@email.com" to the email address you want
invitations to be sent from.
app/views/invitation/leader_invitation.[html/text].erb
modify with invitation content.
sample.env
create .env file and copy the contents of sample.env, then supply the variables
with your information.
If you are not using gmail.com as a domain, add DOMAIN to .env and write the
appropirate domain. Go into config/environments/development.rb and change
line 22 to domain: ENV["DOMAIN"]. Do the same thing for
config/environments/production.rb (the line number may not be the same - you
are changing the domain key in config.action_mailer.smtp_settings. Restart
your server after modifying these files.
In order to make sure that your variables are working, open up bundle exec rails console and type:
$ Invitation.leader_invitation("youremailaddress").deliver
Check your email. The invitation should have been sent to your email address.
$ bundle exec rails c
$ parser = Parser.new("Patches1.csv")
$ parser.badge_list
$ Badge.count
$ => 260