SponsorApp2

Development

rails s
./bin/webpack --watch

• http://localhost:3000/
• http://localhost:3000/admin

Environment variables

(RubyKaigi organizers: see also https://rubykaigi.esa.io/posts/815)

• DATABASE_URL
• ORG_NAME Your team name
• DEFAULT_EMAIL_ADDRESS Default "From" address for outgoing emails
• DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST Message-ID host part for outgoing emails
• DEFAULT_URL_HOST URL host used for outgoing emails

AWS

• S3_FILES_REGION S3 region name
• S3_FILES_BUCKET S3 bucket name
• S3_FILES_PREFIX (optional)
• S3_FILES_ROLE IAM Role ARN which allows s3:PutBucket to all objects on the bucket
  • You also have to supply a valid AWS credentials to the app in a standard SDK way, e.g. IAM instance profile, ECS task IAM role, and ENV['AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID'].

GitHub

This app requires "GitHub App" with: Repository Metadata (Read-only), Repository Content (Read & Write). And you need to manually install the app to the repositories.

• GITHUB_REPO specify in ":login/:repo" format; used for authorization.
• GITHUB_CLIENT_ID
• GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET
• GITHUB_APP_ID
• GITHUB_CLIENT_PRIVATE_KEY (Base64 encoded DER)
  • openssl pkey -in /path/to/private-key.pem -outform der | openssl base64 -A
  • (or concat Base64 part of PEM into a one line)

But during development, you can pass $BACKDOOR_SECRET to the application, then go http://localhost:3000/admin/session/new?backdoor=BACKDOOR_SECRET&login=YOUR_GITHUB_LOGIN to login without genuine OAuth2 dance.

Slack

• SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL

Sentry (optional)

• SENTRY_DSN

Roadmap

• Accept application
  • Logo upload
  • Confirmation Email
  • Authentication
• Organizer Dashboard
  • Authentication
• Editing history
• Sponsor Portal
  • Announcements
  • Additional tickets submission
  • Booth details submission (?)
• CRM
  • GitHub integration
  • Front integration
  • Esa integration
• Invoicing
  • Export to Google Spreadsheet(?)

Oversights

• profile words limit
• withdrawing