Turaco

The TalkBirdy speech analytics platform, powered by grape, grape-roar, Elasticsearch, and Rails 5.

Getting Started

Requirements

These packages can be found on apt, brew, dnf, and the Arch AUR. If you use Windows, we highly recommend Ubuntu on Windows (WSL). Hooray!

• MRI 2.4.0 or greater
  • Rubinius also seems to work but you will hate everything getting pg to build properly. Not officially supported.
• rbenv or rvm are recommended for managing your Ruby.
• Elasticsearch
• PostgreSQL

Setting up a local environment

Database

All database maintenance is performed from our model gem. For more detailed documentation on database setup please look at the other README, and the one linked for standalone_migrations.

Ensure your database is started:

systemctl start postgresql
brew services postgresql start

Clone and prepare database:

Edit db/config.yml with your local database's hostname, username, and password.

git clone [email protected]:AwesomeIT/kagu.git
cd kagu
bundle
bundle exec rake db:reset

API

Clone and install dependencies:

Edit config/database.yml with your local database's hostname, username, and password (psst: use the one from earlier).

git clone [email protected]:AwesomeIT/turaco.git
cd turaco
bundle
bundle exec rake db:seed

Search

When a record is modified, the API sends a Kafka message to update the Elasticsearch record. In order to make things easier locally, we do not require that you run the workers or kafka to make changes. Create some records by doing CRUD operations. You can run any of these operations while the API is running, as a separate process. If ES is down, the search endpoints (should) fall back on SQL. You will not be able to see changes without updating ElasticSearch when querying /v3/:resources with filters.

To set up the ES indicies:

bundle exec elasticsearch:force_reindex

To update after making changes to the local SQL database:

bundle exec elasticsearch:update_all

Running everything

Start postgresql (skip if you did this earlier):

systemctl start postgresql
brew services postgresql start

Start elasticsearch and bind it to localhost:9200. Generally, all you need to do for this is:

systemctl start elasticsearch
brew services elasticsearch start

Pro tip: Spring preloads your Rails application to make booting faster while you work on it locally. We modify a lot of our external dependencies as part of our build process, so we have to kill spring every time we want that code to be reloaded. To avoid this problem, export DISABLE_SPRING=1 (or put it in your .env file).

Finally: rails s

API

We use HAL hypermedia JSON data representation. Each resource has links to its relations and self. As a result, you should be able to use one of these popular HAL libraries instead of plain HTTP adapters. Of course, you can also use a regular REST client.

The API server is also responsible for rendering the OAuth dialogs and user sign in and sign out forms. We want application consumers to not worry about authorization and make their integrations as stateless as possible.

• Documentation
  • / (the root route is a swagger-ui instance)
• Resources
  • /v3/:resources/:id
  • /v3/:resources
• OAuth
  • Authorization for applications and users
  • authorization_code grant only.
  • /oauth/authorize
  • /oauth/token

Credits & License

• David Stancu
• Paulina Levit

Copyright (c) 2017 Awesome IT LLC.

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