Keyserver website

Ruby Version

Ruby version is handled by .ruby-version, suggest you use RVM to handle it properly

Dependencies

Postgres 9.6. A local install is recommended. On a Mac I recommend Postgres.app
Ruby 2.4.0 - this can be installed via RVM (which is the reccomended way to handle ruby and gems)

Setup

Open a terminal to your rails projects directory and then clone the project.
Change directory into what was created in step 1 - rvm should prompt you if you need to install a new ruby and it should also configure the gemset.
Make sure you know your postgres's root username and password.
run bin/setup from the directory created by the clone in step 1 and enter your username and password.

if bin/setup gives an error like: An error occurred while installing pg (0.21.0), and Bundler cannot continue then you need to setup your Postgres.app command line paths. Take a look at this

if bin/setup gives you an error like: An error occurred while installing nokogiri (1.8.0), and Bundler cannot continue.. Take a look at this

Running

Once setup is done, you can start a local server by opening a terminal, going to the directory created by the clone in setup step 1 and running rails s.

by default the seed will create two games:

Symphony of the Machine
Freedom Fall

and 4 platforms:

Steam
Oculus
Playstation Network - America
Playstation Network - Europe

and 10 keys for each game in each platform.

To generate keys to input into the site run: rails runner 'KeyGenerator.Generate("<game name>", <number of keys>)'

To generate 10 keys for Symphony of the machine, you'd run: rails runner 'KeyGenerator.Generate("Symphony of the Machine", 10)'

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