JModels contains the database schema in db/migrations and models in j_models.

Usage :

1. run migrations on production - ruby ./script/migration [ENV=env] [VERSION=version]
2. to require 'j_models' from rails apps - $: << 'JModel_dir_path'; require 'j_models';

Dependencies

• For usage 1 & 2

  • git-core
  • mysql-server, mysql, mysql-devel
  • ruby (enterprise edition), rubygems
  • gems : mysql, activerecord

• For usage 2 only (using remote database)

  • git-core
  • mysql, mysql-devel
  • ruby (enterprise edition), rubygems
  • gems : mysql, activerecord

Deploymet

• Dependecies
  • a machine with ruby, rubygems and capistrano installed. It is generally your developer machine.
  • repository JDeploy/j_models
• From inside JDeploy/j_models, You can run the following commands
  • cap deploy:update # deploy the master branch to production
  • cap db:migrate # run the latest migrations on production