ignitespeak

Speaker and speaking proposal management system for Ignite Baltimore. We use this app to accept speaking proposals and to produce various documents needed to run each event. This is also the hub where speakers upload their presentations. The app currently runs at speak.ignitebaltimore.com

We'd like to expand it to be useful for all Ignite projects worldwide. Check out our Issues page for examples of what needs to happen. Join us!

Build Status

TODO add some public CI build status graphics a la http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/status-images/

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Requirements

Git
Ruby 2.2
Bundler gem (see below)

There are a lot of ways to install Git and Ruby. Jumpstart Labs has a good example but there are many others.

Setup

Fork the ignitebaltimore/ignitespeak repository to your own GitHub account following these instructions. Make sure you also create an upstream remote so you can get changes made to the original app.
Open a terminal on your computer and run these commands (I'm assuming you already have Ruby installed):

gem install bundler # so you can get all the other gems the app depends on

Create a copy of the ignitespeak on your development machine (I'm assuming you already have git installed):

# replace '#############' with your own github name
git clone https://github.com/#########/ignitespeak.git
cd ignitespeak
git remote add upstream https://github.com/ignitebaltimore/ignitespeak.git
bin/setup
rake spec # if these tests pass, you're good to go

Development Environment

rails console # opens an interactive console where you can interact with the Proposal model
foreman start # boots up the app, which you can access at http://127.0.0.1:5000/

To sign into the admin system, visit http://127.0.0.1:5000/admin. You'll need to give the username and password specified in your .env file (which is probably "test" for both).

Development Environment Using Docker Compose

Install docker & docker-compose
Open a terminal to setup the project
Copy .docker-custom.yml.example as .docker-custom.yml
Open .docker-custom.yml with your favorite editor and change the user parameter as indicated in the file

$ cp .docker-custom.yml.example .docker-custom.yml
$ vim .docker-custom.yml # you can use nano, gedit or any text editor

Copy the .env file

$ cp sample.env .env

Get into the app container

$ docker-compose run --rm app bash

Setup bundle and database

$ bundle install --path .bundle
$ bin/rake db:setup
$ exit

Run the server

$ docker-compose up

To open the Rails console:

$ docker-compose run --rm app bin/rails console

Orientation Video

(sorry about the quality, I will re-record it soon)

Deployment

To get your own ignitespeak app up and running, click the button

Email List for Developers

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/ignitespeak-dev Contributors

Original coding by Mike Subelsky