@juanantoniofj
This is great! Thanks for adding this. Just some questions

• I noticed that you're using rackup command, do ruby projects always support this command?
• Based on my 30sec googling, there is a RACK_ENV environmental variable that needs to be set to production. Also, in case of Rails, there is RAILS_ENV. Don't we have to set these values?

Disclaimer: I haven't written a single line of Ruby. So my question might be too dumb, but I want to make sure that this is as generic as possible - without any presumptions about the project.

Thanks! I am not a Ruby expert either but i decided to give it a chance, so maybe someone can help us to clarify. Anyway, regarding your questions:

• To support the rackup command, the Rack gem has to be installed. I wrote the template using the python template as guideline which is indeed based on Django. Maybe we should rename this template to "rack" instead "ruby"?
• About the RACK_ENV, you are right, we have to set that ENV variable. I will add it.

Ok thanks. I try to get hold of someone with Ruby experience to review this.
Cheers

Hello @githubsaturn

Want to send a feature request, is there a way to add the Vulcan JS framework (some sort of Meteor/ReactJS MongoDB stack) to captainduckduck

Sacha Greif is the author https://blog.vulcanjs.org/@sachagreif

Regards
Geo

Renaming this template to "rack" or "ruby-rack" instead of "ruby" is a good idea.
For Ruby on Rails, a puma template would be nice too.

I agree, @gnuns . I think ruby-rack would be a better choice, so it would start to set a naming convention for future use for new ruby templates.

@githubsaturn, would you consider a good choice to rename other templates like the python one to something like python-django?

Great suggestion guys!

I'll merge this tomorrow and rename the templates. Expect this in v0.5 in next few days! 👍

Just want to confirm that Ruby on Rails app can be deployed in CPP. Thank you for the support. I'm really appreciate it.

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