}[https://codeclimate.com/github/indentlabs/notebook]
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}[https://codeclimate.com/github/indentlabs/notebook/coverage]
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}[http://inch-ci.org/github/indentlabs/notebook]
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== Installing the notebook development stack locally
-Install ruby 2.6.6 (using `rbenv`, `rvm`, any other Ruby version manager, or just plain ol' ruby)
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- rbenv install 2.6.6
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-Install necessary libraries
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- sudo apt install imagemagick libmagickwand-dev
- sudo apt install libpq-dev
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-Clone the code
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- git clone git@github.com:indentlabs/notebook.git
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-Install gems
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- bundle install
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-Create database
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- rake db:create
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-Run initial database migrations
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- rake db:migrate
- rake billing_plans:initialize_defaults
- rake data_migrations:create_default_billing_plans
- rake db:seed
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-Finally, run the server with
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- bundle exec rails server
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-You should now see a copy of the site running locally at http://localhost:3000/!
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-You can also run background workers with sidekiq (and can run specific queues with the `-q After a user authenticates your application, you'll have full access to integrate their worldbuilding pages into your app. - You can show them their characters, let them edit one of their existing creatures, pin their towns and landmarks to your maps, + You can show them their characters, let them import pictures from their locations, pin their towns and landmarks to your maps, create new items, and more — all without leaving your app.