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Updated setup_mac to run puma instead of thin and to handle some of the ... #760

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Updated setup_mac to run puma instead of thin and to handle some of t…
ninjapanzer Jun 1, 2013
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A little bit of echo formatting to make things neater
ninjapanzer Jun 1, 2013
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# Start the server and open the site
echo "### Setup complete, starting the sever and opening localhost ###"
echo
thin start -d
open http://localhost:3000

PID=$(ps aux | grep "thin server" | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}')
echo "### To stop the server, run kill -9 $PID ###"
echo "Is Puma already running?"
RUNNING_PID=$(ps aux | grep "puma" | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}')

# If puma is already running it will throw and error so just kill puma and let it start over
if [ -n "$RUNNING_PID" ]; then
echo "Puma is running on PID $RUNNING_PID"
echo "Putting puma back in its cage"
kill -9 "$RUNNING_PID"
echo "Puma has been caged"
else
echo "Puma is in its cage ready to be released"
fi
echo
echo "Setting a new Puma free"
echo
#start puma in the background
bundle exec puma &
PID=$! #capture the job PID

#See if puma is accepting requests
REQUEST=$(curl -I http://localhost:9292 2> /dev/null | grep HTTP/1.1 | awk {'$2'})

#hang out until puma is accepting request so we do not redirect to an error
echo "Puma is being a little sluggish please wait"
while [ "$REQUEST" != "200" ]; do
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I kinda feel like there should be some kind of timeout here, like 20 seconds or something. shrug

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Bootup seems to take between 5 and 7 seconds

echo -n "* " #put a tick mark to let us know it is still working
sleep 1s
# check again
REQUEST=$(curl -I http://localhost:9292 2> /dev/null | grep HTTP/1.1 | awk {'print $2'})
done

echo
echo "Puma is running redirecting to browser"

open http://localhost:9292

echo "### Run script again to restart server or ###"
echo "### To stop the server, run kill -9 $PID ###"
echo