This is a sample application to showcase using the ruby Parse-Stack gem with Parse-Server.

Make sure you have your API keys for your Parse-Server handy. To get started, clone this repo and run the bundle command.

$ bundle install
$ rake setup

Edit the config/parse.rb file so that it is configured with your Parse-Server API keys. You may optionally use a .env file that will be loaded into your ENV.

# in .env
PARSE_APP_ID=<YOUR_APP_ID>
PARSE_API_KEY=<YOUR_API_ID>
PARSE_MASTER_KEY=<YOUR_MASTER_KEY>
PARSE_SERVER_URL=http://localhost:1337/parse
# Below is the accessible URL for this Rack server
# When running locally, it is localhost:3000
HOOKS_URL=<http://localhost:3000/>

We have added some sample models and webhooks in this example application for you to play around. We recommend you run this example with an new Parse application.

$ rake parse:upgrade

The above should create and update the classes that are defined in the models directory with your Parse-Server and upgrade your database schema.

Now you are ready to go! Try running the rake console command and perform a few queries.

$ rake console

    franky = Artist.first_or_create({name: "Frank Sinatra"})
    franky.save

    song = Song.first_or_create(name: "Fly Me to the Moon")
    song.released = 1964
    song.genres = ['jazz','big band']
    song.artist = franky
    song.save

    Song.count :released.before => 1965
    Song.first :artist => franky

You can have this rack application handle incoming Parse webhooks based on what you have defined in the webhooks folder. Make sure you already have a Parse-Server running. To start this server use:

    # Register webhooks
    $ rake parse:webhooks:register
    # Start the server
    $ rake start

This will start the rack server and begin handling requests from your Parse-Server. You can automatically have Parse-Stack register your defined webhooks with your Parse-Server with the task rake parse:webhooks:register after you have defined a valid HOOKS_URL environment variable.