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About

PainGain is application aimed at helping nurses and health care professionals asses and improve their pain practice. It is built with the ruby-on-rails application framework, with bootstrap 3, haml, and sass.

the Stack

• Rails 4
• RVM
• Postgres

Setup

• requires Postgres App to be installed
• git clone [email protected]:switchflip/paingain.git
• cd paingain
• bundle install
• Create config/database.yml
• bundle exec rake db:create db:migrate db:seed
• login in comfortable mexican sofa admin at localhost://3000/admin
• Create a new site entitled PainGain, with the identifier as paingain.
• Upon navigating to Pages you should see the site tree.

Tests

• Run bundle exec rake db:migrate RAILS_ENV=test to setup test environment
• bundle exec rake to run all tests.