johnleavell/job-tracker-backend

personal job tracker for career assistance

README

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creating a new reails server with, Cors, ActiveModel::Serializer, & Postgres. Namespancing and versioning

rails new job-tracker-bakcend --api --database=postgresql

Let's create our app with rails new backend_project_name --api --database=postgresql

We're going to need a few gems in our Gemfile so let's go ahead and add them: bundle add jwt && bundle add active_model_serializers && bundle add faker––if you get a gem not found error, try running gem install on each of these, or manually add them to your Gemfile.

Don't forget to uncomment rack-cors and bcrypt from your Gemfile.

Call bundle install.

Don't forget to enable CORS in your app. Uncomment the following in config/initializers/cors.rb. Don't forget to change the origins from example.com to *

rails g model User username password_digest bio avatar rails g controller api/v1/users rails g serializer user (if you want to use a serializer) rails db:create rails db:migrate

class User < ApplicationRecord has_secure_password end

class User < ApplicationRecord has_secure_password validates :username, uniqueness: { case_sensitive: false } end