- Deleted the `add_jquery.js` file as jQuery is no longer needed.
- Removed references to Bootstrap from the Gemfile and package.json.
- Updated the application layout to reflect the removal of Bootstrap styles.
- Adjusted the paginator HTML to use a class that aligns with the new styling.
These changes streamline the asset pipeline by eliminating unused libraries,
which can improve load times and reduce potential security vulnerabilities.
The application now relies on alternative styling and JavaScript solutions.
- Add tailwindcss-rails gem to Gemfile
- Create application.tailwind.css for Tailwind styles
- Update Procfile.dev for Tailwind CSS watch command
- Add demo action and view for showcasing features
- Update application layout to use Tailwind CSS classes
- Refactor footer and header for improved styling
This commit introduces Tailwind CSS for styling the application, enhancing the UI with utility-first CSS. A new demo page is also added to showcase the application features.
- Include the pg gem in the production group of the Gemfile
- Update Gemfile.lock to reflect the addition of pg version 1.5.9
This change adds support for PostgreSQL in the production environment, which is necessary for deploying the application with a PostgreSQL database. The addition of the pg gem ensures that the application can connect to and interact with the database as intended.
- Upgrade thruster gem to version 0.1.10
- Set SMTP user credentials for sending emails
- Adjust test to verify only activated users are displayed
These updates improve email handling and ensure that the application
uses the latest version of the thruster gem, while also refining
the user index test to accurately reflect the activated state.
- Integrate Kaminari for pagination of users
- Update users_controller to paginate users
- Add pagination views for first, last, next, and previous pages
- Seed database with example users for testing
This commit introduces pagination to the user index view, allowing
for better navigation through large sets of users. The Kaminari gem
is utilized to handle pagination, improving the user experience by
reducing load times and enhancing usability. Additionally, the
seeding script has been updated to create multiple users for
better testing of the pagination feature.
- Upgrade ffi from 1.17.0 to 1.17.1 for improved compatibility
- Update guard from 2.19.0 to 2.19.1 to address potential issues
These updates ensure that the project uses the latest versions of
these gems, which may include bug fixes and performance improvements.
No breaking changes are expected from these updates.
- Upgrade brakeman from version 6.2.2 to 7.0.0
- Ensure compatibility with the latest security checks
This update includes improvements and new features in the
brakeman gem, enhancing the security analysis of the codebase.
It is important to test the application after this upgrade to
confirm that no new issues have been introduced.
- Add .gitignore to exclude IDE-specific files
- Create misc.xml, modules.xml, and vcs.xml for project settings
- Add sample_rails_app.iml for Ruby on Rails module configuration
- Remove unused gems from Gemfile.lock to streamline dependencies
These changes set up the project environment for Ruby on Rails development and improve dependency management by removing unnecessary gems.
- Add cssbundling-rails and jsbundling-rails gems for improved
asset management.
- Create a Procfile for development with separate processes for
CSS and JS.
- Remove unused jQuery and Bootstrap assets from the
application.
- Update .gitignore to exclude build artifacts and node_modules.
These changes streamline the asset pipeline, allowing for
better organization and performance in handling CSS and JS
files. The removal of unused assets reduces clutter and
potential conflicts in the asset management process.
- Add User model with validations for name and email
- Implement UsersController with new action for signup
- Create views for user signup and home page
- Update routes to include signup path
- Add bcrypt gem for password security
- Include tests for user model and controller actions
This commit establishes the foundation for user registration in the application, ensuring proper validation and security measures are in place. It also enhances the user experience by providing a dedicated signup page.
