/docker-rails-nuxt

Primary LanguageRuby

Rails, Nuxt.js, and JWT example application

This is an example setup for a working prototype combinding Rails, Nuxt and Authentication.

Installations

The Frontend was created with

npx create-nuxt-app frontend
# Settings:
# Programming language: JavaScript
# Package manager: Yarn
# UI Framework: Buefy
# Nuxt.js modules: Axios & PWA
# Linting: ESLint, Prettier, Lint stages files & StyleLint
# Testing Framework: Jest

Setup

Build images

docker-compose build

Install node packages (optional)

If you want to start the node server in development, you need to install the node_modules.

docker-compose run frontend yarn

Create database

docker-compose run backend bash
> rails db:create
> rails db:migrate

Authentication

docker-compose run backend bash
> rails g devise:install
> rails g devise user
> rails db:migrate

Usage

docker-compose up -d

The rails application runs on localhost:8080 and the frontend application on localhost:3000.

Frontend Development Mode

To enable HMR for the frontend, the node server should be started with yarn dev. To do this, add in the docker-compose.override.yml the following service:

version: '3'
services:
  frontend:
    volumes:
      - ./frontend:/app
    command: yarn dev

That means that your local directory is mounted and you might need to install the packages for local development as described in Setup > Install node packages.