A Docker-first Rails application template that provides a modern, preconfigured alternative to 'rails new'.
Docker-Rails-Template is a preconfigured Rails application template designed to be run with Docker from the start. It provides a modern alternative to the standard 'rails new' command by bundling essential tools and configurations, such as RSpec for testing, Standard for linting, and Docker Compose for containerized development. The project solves the problem of inconsistent Rails setup processes and reduces initial configuration time.
Rails developers and teams starting new projects who want a Docker-based, standardized development environment with minimal setup effort.
Developers choose this template because it eliminates the need to manually configure Docker and testing tools for new Rails apps, ensuring a consistent, production-ready foundation. Its integrated workflows and simplified commands save time and reduce setup complexity compared to starting from scratch.
A freshly updated version of "rails new", preconfigured to be run with Docker.
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The template provides preconfigured Docker Compose files and simplified scripts, ensuring a uniform development environment that eliminates 'it works on my machine' issues from the start.
Includes RSpec with a ready-to-use GitHub Actions workflow for automated test execution, saving time on initial test setup and CI configuration.
Incorporates Standard for Ruby linting and a GitHub Action to enforce standards, promoting maintainability without additional configuration.
Offers scripts for database setup and restoration from dumps, simplifying common management tasks and reducing manual effort.
Forces the use of specific tools like RSpec and Standard, which may not align with team preferences or require significant effort to replace.
Requires Docker installation and familiarity, adding complexity for developers new to containers or for lightweight projects where Docker is unnecessary.
The template's fixed structure and configurations make it challenging to deviate from the prescribed setup without modifying core files and workflows.