Remindem is a free and easy-to-use tool that allows you to set up a list of tips, reminders, and advice that people can subscribe to via text messages. Remindem sends important text reminders just when your subscribers need them, based on a schedule you define.
Remindem is a standard Ruby on Rails application, which uses MySQL as a database engine.
Nuntium settings are stored under config/nuntium.yml. A template of the settings file is provided in config/nuntium-sample.yml. Rename (or copy) this file to 'nuntium.yml' and fill with your configuration. Settings are:
url: host http://nuntium.instedd.org
account: nuntium account name
application: nuntium application name
password: nuntium application password
incoming_username: http interface user
incoming_password: http interface password
At nuntium the application should be configured with HTTP POST interface, url http://<HOST_AND_PORT>/receive_at and user/password as specified in the incoming_username/incoming_password settings.
Remindem can use Guisso (Guisso unveils Instedd's Single Sign On) for managing user accounts. This is configured via a config/guisso.yml file, which can be generated from the Guisso's instance to be used; or refer to guisso.yml.template for an example.
Remindem posts notifications of new subscribers and provides access to external actions in InSTEDD Hub using Hub Client. To configure the client, add a config/hub.yml file with the following contents:
enabled: true # Set to false to disable and not send notifications
url: http://hub-stg.instedd.org # URL to the hub instance to be used
connector_guid: CONNECTOR_GUID # GUID of the Remindem connector in the hub
token: SECRET_TOKEN # Secret token used to report notifications
It is required to setup the action mailer and config.action_mailer.default_url_options in order to properly send emails.
Run delayed jobs via rake jobs:work.
docker-compose.yml file build a development environment mounting the current folder and running rails in development environment.
You can have a stable development environment by running the ./dev-setup script.
To setup and run test, once the web container is running:
$ docker compose exec web rake