A barebones Rails app which can easily be deployed to Heroku using [Snap CI] (snap-ci.com).

This application supports the [Getting Started with Snap CI - simple deployment example] (https://docs.snap-ci.com/getting-started/simple-deployment-to-heroku/).

Deploying this app to Heroku using Snap CI

##Get setup

[Github] (www.github.com) and validate your email address
[Heroku] (www.heroku.com) and choose Ruby as your primary development langauge
[Snap CI] (www.snap-ci.com) and authorize Snap CI to access your Github account

##Fork this repository

Login to Github and fork this repository
You should now see the snapci-ruby-heroku as one of your Github repositories as: github-userid/snapci-ruby-heroku

##Add forked repository to Snap CI

Go to [Snap CI] (www.snap-ci.com)
Add the snapci-ruby-heroku build. The build should start and run the two default stages - FastFeedback and Integration.

##Customise your build

Select “Customize it here”
From the build pipeline screen click on the "Add Stage" button
From the commonly used stages click on “Deploy” and select “Ruby”
Then select “Basic” under “Heroku”
Supply your Heroku credentials
Specify an application name. Don't use upper case characters and make it unique (we suggest you include your user ID)
Save the configuration

##Your app is deployed to Heroku using Snap CI

Snap CI will build and deploy your app to Heroku
Navigate to your new app (e.g. heroku-app-name.heroku.com).
Celebrate!

Running locally

Make sure you have Ruby installed.

  $ git clone git@github.com:snap-ci-examples/snapci-ruby-heroku
  $ cd ruby-getting-started
  $ bundle install
  $ bundle exec rake db:create db:migrate

Your app should now be running on localhost:5000.

andoneve/snapci-ruby-heroku

Deploying this app to Heroku using Snap CI

Running locally