Instantrails users - Jun 2007 - Setting up existing code in InstantRails

I hope I''m not using this wrong; I was looking for a forum or something
where I could get some help getting started.

I''ve downloaded InstantRails, can see and use the example applications
just fine.

A friend has built a Rails application we''re both going to develop one.
I''ve hooked into his repository and downloaded the code to my machine
(win XP), and have a bunch of instructions on running rake db:migrate to create
the database and other things.

I''d like to get started, but can''t figure out how to connect
that code to InstantRails.  I figure if I can get it started, I can start
playing around on my box getting used to the syntax and whatnot.

Thanks to anyone who has ideas.

Scott
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On 6/18/07, Scott Peterson <swp at mho.com> wrote:
>
>  I hope I''m not using this wrong; I was looking for a forum or
something
> where I could get some help getting started.
>
> I''ve downloaded InstantRails, can see and use the example
applications
> just fine.
>
> A friend has built a Rails application we''re both going to develop
one.
> I''ve hooked into his repository and downloaded the code to my
machine (win
> XP), and have a bunch of instructions on running rake db:migrate to create
> the database and other things.
>
> I''d like to get started, but can''t figure out how to
connect that code to
> InstantRails.  I figure if I can get it started, I can start playing around
> on my box getting used to the syntax and whatnot.
>
> Thanks to anyone who has ideas.
>
> Scott
>
1) Put your existing Rails application in the "rails_apps"
subdirectory of
Instant Rails, just as you see the the current sample apps "cookbook"
and
"typo".

2) Start up InstantRails.exe and use the menus to open a Ruby console window
(this ensures that ruby\bin is on the system path for that console session
and drops you into the "rails_apps" directory.

3) CD into the base directory for your Rails app.

4) You can now use the "rake" command to do things (like "rake
db::migrate").

Curt
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