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Hi, I'm a bit of a Rails newbie, I have used PHP and node.js over the years (4 years of node and 6 years of node.js), I'm now the maintainer of a software library called "https://docxtemplater.com/") I'm playing with jumpstart and may be buying jumpstart pro in the upcoming weeks. I've run following commands successfully : sudo apt-get install libpq-dev postgresql libyaml-dev
gem install bundler --user
gem install rails --user
rails new myapp -d postgresql -m https://raw.githubusercontent.com/excid3/jumpstart/master/template.rb
cd myapp
bundle config set path vendor/cache
bundle installI just reran bundle install and it gives me : However, bin/dev doesnt' exist, here are the files that I have in bin : How am I supposed to start the app if bin/dev does't exist ? |
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Ok, I have now fixed this issue (I installed rvm , then installed ruby 3.3.0) I found out you need to use rails server instead, then I had connection error to psql, which I handled to fix. Is there a way to have jumpstart run inside docker, so that I can test the application ? |
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Going to try this : https://github.com/nickjj/docker-rails-example But not sure how I can then use jumpstart inside that docker image. |
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When the script runs, it will install a gem called jsbundling-rails that creates You can see it in the logs as: rails new myapp -d postgresql -m https://raw.githubusercontent.com/excid3/jumpstart/master/template.rb
# Lots of logs ...
Add bin/dev to start foreman
create bin/devI just ran the above and confirmed it created |
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Do you have a video (or text tutorial) explaining how to install ruby cleanly ? I don't know if I need to install rvm, or directly ruby from the website. After running |
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You know what, this is a bug in the I will get that fixed. |
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Just pushed an update to the template that uses |
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In the meantime, I was able to make the "https://github.com/nickjj/docker-rails-example" work. Is there a way to use the jumpstart repository on this docker app ? |
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I've just uninstalled ruby, uninstalled rvm. Instead I now installed rbenv and installed [email protected] with rbenv, and your command is now loading, I hope it will complete successfully this time ! |
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The command now finished and it works very well now ! I think I might buy jumpstart PRO in a few days, good work you did here ! |
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I probably would be interested in having payments done with credits (not subscriptions) but credits. Pay in advance for 1000 credits for 100$, or 10000 credits for 800$. Is this something that you do handle or could handle if I became a paid customer ? |
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The idea would be that credit would be used by doing some specific actions on my saas. And a new user would have 50 credits as a starting point , for free. |
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(in my case I only care about integration with Stripe) |
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You could definitely do that. Jumpstart Pro has a Stripe integration using the Pay gem that I wrote. You can check out the docs there for one-time payments. Once the checkout is successful, you would need to issue credits the customer. I would probably make a Credit model or something that keeps track of purchases (and uses). |
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Just pushed an update to the template that uses
name_of_personfrom their GitHub (they haven't released the fix yet to Rubygems). Try it again and that should be fixed for you!