Diana Eromosele Robinson DianaEromosele

## rails_setup_notes.txt
#Creating an app called my_great_app

rails new my_great_app -T -d postgresql --skip-turbolinks
cd my_great_app
git init
git add .
git commit -m "Initial commit. Rails boilerplate."

# Edit gemfile
# #Remove the reference to coffee-rails.

## adding_go_daddy_custom_url_to_github_website.txt
In GoDaddy =>
  Go to "Manage my Domains"
  Next to your domain, click on the Settings Sprocket Drop down and select "Manage DNS"
  At the bottom of the "Records" Section, click "ADD"
    Type: A
    Host: @
    Points to: 192.30.252.153
    * Leave TTL as is

  Click "ADD" again to add another record:

## add_custom_url_to_heroku_app_from_go_daddy.txt
# GoDaddy Account > Domain Manager > DNS Management
  # Domain Settings > Manage DNS > Records =>
    Add >
    Host: *
    Points to: appname.herokuapp.com
    TTL: 1 hour

    Add >
    Host: appnamesecure
    Points to: appname-2121.herokussl.com

## heroku_deployment_from_rails_setup.txt
## DEPLOY RAILS APP TO HEROKU ##

IN HEROKU =>
  # Create a free heroku account if you don't have one already

  # pick app you want to deploy (it can't be that is on sql, has to be postgresql) OR create a new app
    ** if your app was created in sql, to change to postgres is a bit involved, get help **
  # create new app
  # choose name for app
  # install toolbelt (only need this once, if it is a new computer install again, there is a link on heroku to download)

## Change "origin" of your GIT repository
$ git remote rm origin
$ git remote add origin git@github.com:aplikacjainfo/proj1.git
$ git config master.remote origin
$ git config master.merge refs/heads/master

## Push local repo up to newly created Github Repo (Not a rails app)
#Create the repo on github. Don't add a .gitignore or license and don't initialize it.

#Back in your terminal inside your project folder
git init
git add .
git commit -m "Initial commit message"
git remote add origin https://github.com/your_organization/my_great_app.git
git push -u origin master

## Make sure local database version matches up to Heroku version
The problem is heroku doesn't have the migrations that you locally have, in order to have the same database version do the following migration on heroku:
To know the local db version do:

$ rake db:version

Then take the version you get locally and make sure you have it in heroku by doing the following:

$ heroku run rake --trace db:migrate VERSION=20151127134901

Explanation: Essentially the above command takes the db migration to heroku with the same version of migration you have locally.

## Preparing Rails app (with photos) to deploy to Heroku
Taken from this stackoverflow thread: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18324063/rails-4-images-not-loading-on-heroku

You need to do two things to resolve it. First, change these two lines from false to true in production.rb file.

      config.assets.compile = true
      config.assets.digest = true

Second, if you've syntax like this for your images

    background: url("imgo.jpg")
	#Creating an app called my_great_app

	rails new my_great_app -T -d postgresql --skip-turbolinks
	cd my_great_app
	git init
	git add .
	git commit -m "Initial commit. Rails boilerplate."

	# Edit gemfile
	# #Remove the reference to coffee-rails.
	In GoDaddy =>
	Go to "Manage my Domains"
	Next to your domain, click on the Settings Sprocket Drop down and select "Manage DNS"
	At the bottom of the "Records" Section, click "ADD"
	Type: A
	Host: @
	Points to: 192.30.252.153
	* Leave TTL as is

	Click "ADD" again to add another record:
	# GoDaddy Account > Domain Manager > DNS Management
	# Domain Settings > Manage DNS > Records =>
	Add >
	Host: *
	Points to: appname.herokuapp.com
	TTL: 1 hour

	Add >
	Host: appnamesecure
	Points to: appname-2121.herokussl.com
	## DEPLOY RAILS APP TO HEROKU ##

	IN HEROKU =>
	# Create a free heroku account if you don't have one already

	# pick app you want to deploy (it can't be that is on sql, has to be postgresql) OR create a new app
	if your app was created in sql, to change to postgres is a bit involved, get help
	# create new app
	# choose name for app
	# install toolbelt (only need this once, if it is a new computer install again, there is a link on heroku to download)
	$ git remote rm origin
	$ git remote add origin git@github.com:aplikacjainfo/proj1.git
	$ git config master.remote origin
	$ git config master.merge refs/heads/master
	#Create the repo on github. Don't add a .gitignore or license and don't initialize it.

	#Back in your terminal inside your project folder
	git init
	git add .
	git commit -m "Initial commit message"
	git remote add origin https://github.com/your_organization/my_great_app.git
	git push -u origin master
	The problem is heroku doesn't have the migrations that you locally have, in order to have the same database version do the following migration on heroku:
	To know the local db version do:

	$ rake db:version

	Then take the version you get locally and make sure you have it in heroku by doing the following:

	$ heroku run rake --trace db:migrate VERSION=20151127134901

	Explanation: Essentially the above command takes the db migration to heroku with the same version of migration you have locally.
	Taken from this stackoverflow thread: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18324063/rails-4-images-not-loading-on-heroku

	You need to do two things to resolve it. First, change these two lines from false to true in production.rb file.

	config.assets.compile = true
	config.assets.digest = true

	Second, if you've syntax like this for your images

	background: url("imgo.jpg")