JTRailsToolbox

Gem Version

JTRailsToolbox contains a list of common libs used for Ruby On Rails development.

Installation

JTRailsToolbox is distributed as a gem, which is how it should be used in your app.

Include the gem in your Gemfile:

gem 'jt-rails-toolbox', '~> 1.0'

Create a jt-toolbox.yml file:

rails g jt:toolbox

What's in it?

Exception Notification

If exception is not set in jt-toolbox.yml file, Exception Notification is disabled. In addition to the default ignored exceptions, the following exceptions are also muted:

  • ActionController::InvalidCrossOriginRequest
  • ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken

Paperclip

  • convert_options is set to -strip, which means all metadata of images are removed, this is used for reduced the weight of images.
  • use_timestamp is et to false, it's a good practice to have unique url for image and url without parameters, instead of using the timestamp we use the fingerprint of the image. More informations here.
  • the default fodler of images is upload (in public folder)

Sidekiq

  • configured for ActiveJob
  • configured to send notification error with Exception Notification
  • redis url is by default "redis://localhost:6379/#{name of your application}"

Warning

Don't forget to install redis server and to launch sidekiq with:

bundle exec sidekiq -q default -q mailers

Hostname

  • host is the hostname of your website, it's used for setting the host when you email
  • asset_host is the hostname of the assets server. By default equal to host.
  • cdn_host is the hostname for serving uploaded files with paperclip. By default equal to asset_host.

It's a good practice to have a different domains for your web server and your file server (search "Cookieless Domain" on google for more informations).

ActionMailer

ActionMailer can be configured easily just with jt-toolbox.yml file.

Author

License

JTRailsToolbox is released under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.