Salesforce Retail 👨‍💻

Summary

Hey! This project helps managing your salesforce account by adding your customers and retails to your database, filtering them based on distance, and more future features that will allow getting the best out of the data you have

Start the Project

If you have a Docker and docker compose . That's a good start. If not, here're the links to install them

Docker: https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/

Docker Compose: https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/

Clone the project

$ git clone git@github.com:amrdruid/Salesforce-Retail.git

Run docker build

$ docker build .

Run docker compose to start the container

$ docker-compose up

Run Sidekiq in another window

$ docker-compose exec web bundle exec sidekiq

Run migrations

$ docker-compose exec web bundle exec rake db:migrate

Add your salesforce credentials and secrets

Create an application.yml file using docker-compose exec web bundle exec figaro install

you can find a sample file in application.yml.sample

Run the test suite

$ rspec spec

Walkthrough

From dealers_controller.rb we have two main APIs, add_point_of_sales_dealers and dealers_within_range
add_point_of_sales_dealers allows adding retails to the database by internal employees
dealers_within_range returns the retails around your current lng and lat in form of JSON
We have a rake task that does what add_point_of_sales_dealers does. We can execute it through docker-compose exec web bundle exec rake dealers:generate_and_save_to_db
We use Sentry for tracking errors
We use Figaro gem to manage secrets

Areas for Improvement:

1- Add authorization

2- Possible caching when fetching dealers

3- Passing different categories to Sidekiq if we had other categories involved

4- Tests for models and routes, and one for the worker