Bjond Redox App¶ ↑

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This will serve as the Bjond integration app with the Redox API.

For user level documentation on setting up and firing Redox events, see this documentation page: github.com/Bjond/bjond-health/wiki/Firing-Redox-Events.

Adapter test deployment location: stormy-coast-11743.herokuapp.com/

Development¶ ↑

• Use RVM (rvm.io/) to deal with gemsets / ruby versions. (We’ve had issues with RBEnv; Use at your own risk). If you need to install rvm, use this command:

  \curl -sSL https://get.rvm.io | bash -s stable --rails

• Create an RVM gemset. This project currently uses ruby 2.2.2, so the command would be. (ruby version listed in .ruby-version and gemset name listed in .ruby-gemset) -

  rvm ruby-2.2.2 do rvm gemset create redox-gems

• Install necessary dependencies -

  bundle install
  

• Create and migrate the database using rake

  rake db:create
  rake db:migrate
  

• Install the client side dependencies using bower -

  bower install
  

• Run the rails app -

  bin/rails server -p 3001

• Adding/Editing Fields -

You can add new fields in the bjond_api_initializer.rb file. When you edit this field, you have to update your registration for the changes to show up in the BjondHealth application. After you have saved your changes to bjond_api_initializer, restart your ruby server. On your main localhost:3001 page, there is a listing of Bjond Registrations. Click the “Show” link in the relevant registration. With your localhost:8080 running, hit the “Update Registration” button. You should see a success confirmation message. Log out and log back in to BjondHealth, and the fields should be update.

Unit Tests¶ ↑

Tests are run using guard, rspec, and capybara.

• Running tests once:

  rspec
  

• Tests can also be run continuously (recommended). To enable this in a terminal, run:

  guard
  

• Tests are housed in the spec/ folder. The spec folder has a directory structure that mimics the app folder. Name tests as <rubyFile>_spec.rb. So, if you have a service calld foo.rb, your test will be foo_spec.rb.

For more information on Ruby Bjond adapters in general, see this document: github.com/Bjond/bjond-health/wiki/Ruby-Adapters