task1_steps

miq_t1

# Task 1

The first thing every Rails developer tries when working on this task; is to find the `app/views`
directory, but the ManageIQ team decided to split out the code base into smaller gems and components.

They created a new gem (Rails Engine) called 'manageiq-ui-classic', in which it contains everything related to the UI.

If you open the `Gemfile`, you will find [line #172](https://github.com/ManageIQ/manageiq/blob/master/Gemfile#L172) :

```ruby
manageiq_plugin "manageiq-ui-classic"
```

The `mangeiq_plugin` is defined in [line #14](https://github.com/ManageIQ/manageiq/blob/master/Gemfile#L14), in which
it adds the gems from the ManageIQ organization's GitHub account, when called.

So let's get into the steps of finishing this task.

## Steps:

1. Check the code of `manageiq_ui_classic` gem, and now you can find the views under `app/views`
2. Open the view `app/views/catalog/_st_form.html.haml`
3. In [line #11](https://github.com/wazery/manageiq-ui-classic/blob/master/app/views/catalog/_st_form.html.haml#L11), you can find the constant that has the values (**CATALOG_ITEM_TYPES**)
4. That constant is defined in the main Rails app, so you can modify it there, and make sure to restart the server cause it will result in a runtime error
5. Modify the file `app/models/service_template.rb`, [line #25](https://github.com/ManageIQ/manageiq/blob/cd3db79c3d8944ed0d531de8522c75e58ec5b156/app/models/service_template.rb#L25) and add the OEM to the hash
6. Restart the server by running the rake task `rake evm:restart`

Thats it!