Bibliography - Book Catalog App

Source code of BibliographyGR Web Application

Description

Bibliography is a catalog for books and authors of Greek national bibliography which provides a public API to 3rd party book services. On top of that, libraries or individual users can create collections of their books and users can see where they can loan the book they want. Some social features are available too.

	Url
home	https://github.com/dklisiaris/bibliography
bugs	https://github.com/dklisiaris/bibliography/issues
docs	http://www.rubydoc.info/github/dklisiaris/bibliography/master

Installation

This section's target is to help setup the app and get it running locally.

Software requirements

Postgres 9.1+ with contrib-packages, on Ubuntu check this quick setup guide
Redis 2.6+, on Ubuntu check Digital Ocean's guide
Elasticsearch 2+ (Optional)
Ruby 2.0+ (we recommend 2.0.0-p353 or higher)
node (on github)
bower (>= 0.10.0) installed with npm
imagemagick

Clone repository

git clone https://github.com/dklisiaris/bibliography.git

Install depedencies

# Go to the root of the app
cd bibliography

# Install ruby gems
bundle install

# Install javascript libraries
rake bower:install

All sensitive information is stored in environment variables. We use dotenv gem to manage these vars. Create a file named .env in the root folder and export environment variables as seen below:

# Database credentials in development
export DEVELOPMENT_DATABASE_USERNAME=db_username
export DEVELOPMENT_DATABASE_PASSWORD=db_password

# Database credentials in production
export PRODUCTION_DATABASE_USERNAME=db_username
export PRODUCTION_DATABASE_PASSWORD=db_password
export PRODUCTION_DATABASE_HOST=db_host
export PRODUCTION_DATABASE_PORT=db_port

# Database credentials in staging
export STAGING_DATABASE_USERNAME=db_username
export STAGING_DATABASE_PASSWORD=db_password
export STAGING_DATABASE_HOST=db_host
export STAGING_DATABASE_PORT=db_port

# Elasticsearch host (Usually localhost or some password protected remote url)
export ELASTICSEARCH_URL=http://username:password@host/

# Redis hosts (Usually the same, default is redis://localhost:6379/0)
export REDIS_SERVER_URL=redis://redis.example.com:7372/12
export REDIS_CLIENT_URL=redis://redis.example.com:7372/12

# Mail credentials (we use sendgrid for transactional mails)
export SENDGRID_USERNAME=username
export SENDGRID_PASSWORD=key_provided_by_sendgrid

# Devise secret key (Use rake secret to generate it)
export DEVISE_SECRET_KEY=key_generated_with_rake_secret_command

# Base secret key (Use rake secret to generate it)
export SECRET_KEY_BASE=key_generated_with_rake_secret_command

# Keys for omniauth providers
export FACEBOOK_APP_ID=app_id
export FACEBOOK_APP_SECRET=app_secret
export GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=client_id
export GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET=client_secret

# Keys for performance monitoring tools
export NEWRELIC_LICENSE_KEY=license_key
export SKYLIGHT_TOKEN=secret_token

Omniauth and mail service credentials are loaded from config/secrets.yml. The secrets.yml is not commited to repositiory. Make sure it has been created and it looks like this:

development:
  secret_key_base: key_generated_with_rake_secret_command

  FACEBOOK_APP_ID: "facebook_app_id"
  FACEBOOK_APP_SECRET: "facebook_app_secret"
  GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID: "google_client_id"
  GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET: "google_client_secret"
  MAILJET_USERNAME: "mailjet_username"
  MAILJET_PASSWORD: "mailjet_password"

test:
  secret_key_base: key_generated_with_rake_secret_command

production:
  secret_key_base: key_generated_with_rake_secret_command

  FACEBOOK_APP_ID: "facebook_app_id"
  FACEBOOK_APP_SECRET: "facebook_app_secret"
  GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID: "google_client_id"
  GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET: "google_client_secret"
  SKYLIGHT_TOKEN: "skylight_token"
  MAILJET_USERNAME: "mailjet_username"
  MAILJET_PASSWORD: "mailjet_username"

Create and migrate database

bundle exec rake db:create
bundle exec rake db:migrate

Start rails server (thin) from the root directory of your Rails app

rails s

Start sidekiq from the root directory of your Rails app

bundle exec sidekiq -C config/sidekiq.yml

API Docs

The API documentation is a slate app in doc/api.

Do what ever changes you want in api docs and rebuild them by running:

# Go to the slate folder
cd doc/api

# Install ruby gems
bundle install

# Build them
bundle exec middleman build

The new docs will be available in public/docs/api folder.