README

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Implementation Notes

This app was developed using rbenv-managed ruby 2.6.7
Given the features being asked of for this Coding Challenge, I've decided that it is sensical to not save unused properties from EF Listing resource.
The Listing model uses very little validation in order to be as accepting as possible to the incoming Empire Flippers API response data
The listings table uses uuid as primary key since I've noticed that EF's Listing resource uses uuid as id
After downloading 1739 EF Listing resources, I was sure that an id corresponds to only one listing_number. With this knowledge in mind, I made the decision to trust the reliability of my Listing#x__is_in_hubspot in ensuring that a Hubspot Deal is not duplicated.

Ruby version: 2.6.7
System dependencies:
- ruby
- postgresql (with postgresql-contrib for uuid-generation support)
- redis

run bin/setup from inside the project directory
- if the database cannot be created, either configure config/database.yml to use your postgresql credentials OR configure your postgresql installation to work with the current config/database.yml
run bin/rails credentials:edit --environment development to edit ensure that development env will work properly
- you need to set secret_key_base
- you need to set hubspot[:hapikey]
run bin/rails credentials:edit --environment test with the same considerations as well
run bin/rspec to execute the test suite

install heroku-cli
run heroku login from the terminal
- make a Heroku account if you do not have one
configure your ssh keys from inside your Heroku account
run heroku create from inside the project directory
run git push heroku master
run heroku ps:scale worker=1
run heroku run rails db:migrate
do not forget to set your RAILS_MASTER_KEY, so that Hubspot API will properly work