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This README documents the steps necessary to get the application up and running, or visit the:

Ruby version: 2.6.6 (I use rbenv)
Rails version: 6.0.3
System dependencies: PostgreSQL (brew install postgresql)
Configuration: bundle install && yarn install
Local database creation: PostgreSQL create entabeni_demo with user and password created
Same creds added to development environment using Rails 6 custom credentials.
Edited with rails credentials:edit --environment development

postgres:
  user: yourname
  password: supersecret

Note: There is an issue deploying on Heroku with this new Rails 6 syntax (for environment-specific encrypted credentials) in the database.yml file, so it is removed prior to deployment:

  username: <%= Rails.application.credentials.postgres[:user] %>
  password: <%= Rails.application.credentials.postgres[:password] %>

Local database initialization:

rails db:create db:migrate db:seed

How to run the test suite:
- bundle exec rspec
Deployment instructions:
- modify main branch
- push to remote heroku (uses puma via Procfile)
Create Users with CSV file
- upload button available at app home page
- format expected (in any order) with valid US phones and emails:

First,Last,Phone,Email
Bob,Jones,360.599.2221,bobjones@jones.com
Roger,Daltry,360-599-2224,rogerdaltry@daltry.com
Susan,Smith,(360) 599-2225,mrssmith@grannysmith.com
Floy,Ella,360.599.2223,floyella@memorials.com

Screenshots of working demo:

GraphiQL query of all Users on Heroku (try yourself):

Showing the GraphQL custom scalar that formats phones on Query result:

Imported CSV segregating data (using ActiveRecord validation) and returning errors to user:

Same result on Heroku (try yourself):

After db:seed on Heroku Postgres instance (Lood asked if I had dealt with multi-tenancy. The better answer is yes, as a client, not the host):

The result of imported data (3 valid records from example at bottom) combined with seed data on Heroku Postgres instance:

theRocket/entabeni_demo

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