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How to set up local development environment for continuous integration in WebStorm?
WebStorm is quite new to me. I know it has an "advanced" version for Ruby and I have seen it mentioned in WebStorm-related discussion, but the Ruby users have different problems (I don't know for sure), as Ruby and Ruby on Rails are all so new, and I'm not sure what approach they used, if any, to configure their development environment for continuous integration.
I would like to get the best out of the integration feature, which I've not tried yet, so would like to set up a local development environment. This means I'd like to have the following:
Interactive shell, that would allow me to test scripts, ruby files and rails files (some non-trivial rails integration that I'm trying to get).
Ability to set up different local environment, with different version of ruby, gems etc. This would be useful, for example, when I want to play with different versions of rails.
Ability to set up rails with various gems, with different versions. Again, this could be useful for testing different rails configurations.
Ability to set up a database for running tests, so that the integration testing runs in the same database as the tests.
I have seen a few posts about setting up such a development environment for WebStorm, but all of them are related to older versions and none of them have a working solution for the requirements I've specified.
What's the best way to set up such a development environment for WebStorm? Is there something like a default "template" for a new project that I can modify?
Thanks.
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You can follow the guide from WebStorm Team on creating your own project template. After that, you can go to File → Project Templates... and select your template from "New project".
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You can use the Ant-based Build System. Here is the official description. It works fine for a local environment.
For an integration testing, you can use their in-house Runner application.
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In WebStorm you can use the built in web server to easily view your changes in be359ba680
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