In order to set environment variables (for example, to enable S3 in your development environment),
create a file called .env in the main project directory. This file will look like this:
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=XXX
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=YYY
AWS_BUCKET=your-bucket-nameConstant COUNTRY_PRIORITY used to define an array of priority countries. This used in the Chapter Form to create quick access to popular countries; also used in CountrySorter model for sorting the chapters.
Constant can be found in initializers file. /config/initializers/countries.rb
Much of the AwesomeBits interface has been localized. Localization files are stored in two places, depending on the type of content being localized:
- Discrete srings and localizations are stored in config/locales/ directory with a separate file for each language
- Partials with localized content are stored in the app/views/locales/ directory with the locale in the names of the file (i.e. _about_us.en.md)
Images are resized dynamically via the Magickly gem. In order to display images properly, you must have a Magickly installation running and you must set the MAGICKLY_HOST environment variable to point to that host.
e.g. If you are running Magickly localy on port 8888, add the following line to your .env file:
MAGICKLY_HOST=http://localhost:8888AwesomeBits is Copyright 2012-2014, Institute on Higher Awesome Studies
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