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Oblyk API | Climbing Community API

Oblyk is an open-source community website dedicated to climbing. It aims to build a large open-data database of cliffs, routes and climbing gyms in France and around the world that can be freely consulted via an API. Climbers can also use this tool to rate their crosses or find climbing partners.

This repository is the API part of Oblyk project.
For front app, go here : oblyk-app

Dependencies

  • ruby 2.6.5
  • bundle >= 2.0.0
  • docker >= 20.10
    • docker-compose >= 1.25

Installation

# Clone project
git clone git@github.com:oblyk/oblyk-api.git

# Go to project folder
cd oblyk-api

# Install gem
bundle

# Copy example local_env.yml 
cp config/local_env.example.yml config/local_env.yml

# Up docker
docker compose up -d

# Create oblyk_development database
bundle exec rails db:setup

Launch Oblyk rails server

bundle exec rails s

Go to localhost:3000
Enjoy !

Create your organization for set yours API private key

First open rails console

bundle exec rails c

End create your organization

my_organization = Organization.new name: 'My Awesome Organization', email: 'my@email.com', api_usage_type: 'personal'
my_organization.save
my_organization.api_access_token
# => vvPpFZhg....
# You can use this token in HttpApiAccessToken header

Run sidekiq

Sidekiq si job system, start it to unstack the background tasks

bundle exec sidekiq

Go to localhost:3000 to see the monitor.
Sidekiq user and password is configured in config/local_env.yml

Helpers

Recreate the search base

bundle exec rake search_tasks:import["Crag"]
bundle exec rake search_tasks:import["CragRoute"]
bundle exec rake search_tasks:import["GuideBookPaper"]
bundle exec rake search_tasks:import["Area"]
bundle exec rake search_tasks:import["Gym"]
bundle exec rake search_tasks:import["Word"]
bundle exec rake search_tasks:import["User"]

Recreate feeds

(sidekiq must be started)

bundle exec rake create_feeds:for_model["Alert"]
bundle exec rake create_feeds:for_model["Gym"]
bundle exec rake create_feeds:for_model["GuideBookPaper"]
bundle exec rake create_feeds:for_model["GuideBookPdf"]
bundle exec rake create_feeds:for_model["GuideBookWeb"]
bundle exec rake create_feeds:for_model["Word"]
bundle exec rake create_feeds:for_model["Video"]
bundle exec rake create_feeds:for_model["Photo"]
bundle exec rake create_feeds:for_model["AscentCragRoute"]
bundle exec rake create_feeds:for_model["Article"]
bundle exec rake create_feeds:for_model["Crag"]
bundle exec rake create_feeds:for_model["CragRoute"]

Generate API documentation

RAILS_ENV=test rails db:migrate # if necessary
bundle exec rake docs:generate

Go to http://localhost:3000/documentation