Changes here automatically deploy to staging, but not production.
A rails app with a react-powered frontend for the Buckinghamshire adoption service. Makes use of Fae CMS.
It:
- has an interactive quiz that saves the user's answers to localStorage
- uses those saved answers to build a personalised "readiness plan"
- lets the user email that plan to themselves or someone else
- pulls in a dynamic list of adoption information events from Eventbrite
- an interface to manage all that content for users at
/admin
nodeandyarnruby 2.4.1rails 5.2
- Clone the repo and install ruby dependencies with
bundle install - Then, install front-end dependencies with
yarn install - Set the environment config as needed:
EVENTBRITE_SECRETto use the Eventbrite API to show eventsGOVUK_NOTIFY_API_KEYto use the Notify API to send emailsGOVUK_NOTIFY_TEMPLATE_IDto tell Notify which template to useGA_TRACKING_IDto send analyticsSENTRY_DSNto send error reports to Sentry
- Set up the databases with
rake db:setup - Set up FaeCMS with
rake fae:seed_db rails sto start- The app will be available on port 3000
- Go to
/adminwhich should now, as long as you completed step 5, take you to set up the first user - go create an admin account and then log in. - While the app should be working you will also need to add questions for each of the topics in order for the flow to work.
This app uses FaeCMS as the CMS, you can find out more about it in Fae's documentation
It's designed to work on Heroku, and should deploy there without any special steps.
Make sure to run the rails db:migrate command to prepare the database.
It might not do much until some sensible content has been set in the CMS.