Welcome to DaySheet

DaySheet is a timesheet that simply keeps up with days worked instead of time worked and will eventually allow you to create daysheets to print or email. This project is just beginning with little to no functionality yet

Getting DaySheet up and running on your system.

Requirements

• Ruby 1.8.7 or 1.9.2 - www.ruby-lang.org

  rvm highly recommended to manage your ruby versions - rvm.beginrescueend.com

• Rubygems 1.3.7 - www.rubygems.org

• Rake 0.8.7

  gem install rake

• Bundler 1.0.7

  gem install bundler

• MySQL

  Install on Snow Leopard with Homebrew

http://solutions.treypiepmeier.com/2010/02/28/installing-mysql-on-snow-leopard-using-homebrew/

• Git

  brew install git

• Node

  brew install node

• CoffeeScript

  brew install npm

  npm install coffee-script

Git The Code

$ git clone https://[email protected]/akennedy/daysheet.git
$ cd daysheet

Install Gems

$ gem install bundler
$ bundle install

Set Up The Database

DaySheet supports MySQL and SQLite databases. The source code comes with two sample database configuration files: config/database.mysql.yml for MySQL and config/database.sqlite.yml for SQLite. Based on your choice of the database create the actual database configuration file, for example:

$ cp config/database.mysql.yml config/database.yml

Edit config/database.yml and specify database names and authentication details. Once you have database configuration file ready run rake to create the database:

$ rake db:create

Set Up The App

The next step is to load default DaySheet settings, such as menu structures and create the Admin user. This is done by running the following rake task:

$ rake daysheet:setup

Run The App

Now you should be able to launch the Rails server and point your web browser to http://localhost:3000

$ rails s

TODO

Need to create TODO list.