🔥Docker and environment variables cleanup (#270)

* Added dotenv-rails gem to manage environment variables

* Added dotenv-rails gem to manage environment variables
* Removed figaro which was used earlier for this purpose

* Standardized variable names

* Changed all env variables to be upper case. This included changes in files referencing env variables.
* Added example env file with all variables set to empty value
* Removed the earlier setup of copying application.yml and database.yml and the scripts and documentation associated to this

* Docker setup

* Added docker file for building the docker images
* Added entrypoint.sh script which is referenced inside the Docker image
* Cloned the Procfile for development using docker which has slight change compared to regular procfile
* Added the docker-compose.yml which has 3 service's configuration, postgres, redis and chatwoot server and a mounted volume for postgres

* Added docker related info to documentation

* Added the docker setup info in the documentation
* Added info for using`rbenv` instead of rvm for managing ruby versions
* Updated the documentation for environment variables to have one about `dotenv-rails` gem and removed the documentation about the old copy paste method used by figaro

* Changing the postgres database, username and password as environment variables

* Removed database.yml from gitignore
* Made the postgres databse, username and password as environemnt variables
* Added this in documentation

* Added a quick setup page

* Added quick setup page
* Removed the docs from README and added link to the docs in website
* Removed the figaro related things from circle.ci config

* Adding external volume for redis in docker compose

* Added instructions for adding the redis volume in docs
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Sony Mathew
2019-11-24 01:27:39 +05:30
committed by Pranav Raj S
parent c6feea9f6d
commit da9ac8b26d
26 changed files with 311 additions and 177 deletions

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<%= yield %>
<script>
window.chatwootConfig = {
fbAppId: '<%= ENV['fb_app_id'] %>'
fbAppId: '<%= ENV['FB_APP_ID'] %>'
}
</script>
</body>