hobo-heroku

## Create a hosted hobo app on heroku ...
## This 'rails template' replicates the 'hobo' command, and then
## prepares the app for the heroku server.
## It completes by pushing the app to heroku.

## Issues:
##  I package up the hobo gems in my vendor/gems tree, so heroku gets them
##  not using heroku '.gem' file
## But then, the path in 'Rakefile' for 'hobo/rails/tasks' is not found
## so I move those tasks into the app's 'lib/tasks' directory.
## I found it necessary to generate the taglibs via the rake task

## --

# hobo CLI command switches set to thier defaults
user_model = 'user'
create_db  = false
invite_only = false
#-

  invite_only = invite_only ? '--invite-only' : ''

  # force hobo into the vendor/gems tree
  gem :hobo
  rake 'gems:unpack:dependencies'

  FileUtils.touch 'public/stylesheets/application.css'
  generate  :hobo,          '--add-routes',   '--add-gem'
  generate  :hobo_rapid,    '--import-tags', invite_only

  if user_model
    generate :hobo_user_model,       user_model, invite_only
    generate :hobo_user_controller,  user_model, invite_only
  end

  generate :hobo_front_controller,   'front', '--delete-index', '--add-routes', invite_only

  if create_db
    rake 'db:create:all'
  end

  run   'yes "" |generate  hobo_migration   --generate'
  rake  'db:migrate:reset'
  rake  'hobo:generate_taglibs'         # Run the DRYML generators to generate taglibs in app/views/taglibs/auto


  FileUtils.cp  Dir['hero-90/vendor/gems/hobo-*/tasks/*'], 'hero-90/lib/tasks/'

  file 'Rakefile', %q{
# Add your own tasks in files placed in lib/tasks ending in .rake,
# for example lib/tasks/capistrano.rake, and they will automatically be available to Rake.

require(File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), 'config', 'boot'))

require 'rake'
require 'rake/testtask'
require 'rake/rdoctask'

require 'tasks/rails'

#require 'hobo/tasks/rails'
}


  git :init

  file '.gitignore', %q{
db/*.sqlite3
log/*.log
}

  git :add      =>  '.'
  git :commit   =>  '-aq -m "Initial Commit"'

  # now push the code up to heroku, migrate into production database and have a look!

  run 'heroku create'
  git :push     =>  'heroku master'
  run 'heroku rake db:migrate:reset'
  run 'heroku open'


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