/rails-tweets

Testing Rails Knowledge

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Rails Tweets App ↑

Simple app to display your latest 25 tweets. I decide to use ENV vars so keys are not displayed to the public.

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Instructions for Local Deployment ↑

  • Clone Repositiory

  • Set enviroment vars (Unix Environment Variables ~/.bashrc)

  • export TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY={{YOUR_CONSUMER_KEY}}

  • export TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET={{YOUR_CONSUMER_SECRET}}

  • export TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN={{YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN}}

  • export TWITTER_ACCESS_SECRET={{YOUR_ACCESS_SECRET}}

  • export TWITTER_HANDLER={{YOUR_TWITTER_HANDLER}}

  • run rake db:migrate

  • run rails s

Heroku Deployment ↑

  • Clone Repositiory

  • run heroku login - Login to your Heroku’s account

  • run heroku create - Creates your app on Heroku’s

  • run git push heroku master - Push your code into Heroku’s server

  • Configuration - (Setting Enviroment vars on Heroku’s server)

  • heroku config:set TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY={{YOUR_CONSUMER_KEY}}

  • heroku config:set TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET={{YOUR_CONSUMER_SECRET}}

  • heroku config:set TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN={{YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN}}

  • heroku config:set TWITTER_ACCESS_SECRET={{YOUR_ACCESS_SECRET}}

  • heroku config:set TWITTER_HANDLER={{YOUR_TWITTER_HANDLER}}

  • run heroku run rake db:migrate

  • run heroku open