basic whois doc

doc/whois.rm

@@ -9,8 +9,15 @@ Delayed jobs migration and everything else will still be installed tho.
 Basic whois logic - we save whois data to 2 separate databases - whois private and public.
 Those two databases are streamed to appropriate whois servers.
 
-NB! Migration with rake tasks for whois part of the code is available in whois app repo.
+Setting the databases up
+__________________________________
+Make sure username and password in DATABASES at lib/tasks/whois.rb are correct ( match the ones
+in config/database.yml whois_public and whois_private attributes ). We don't load them from
+config/database.yml at the moment. So you might have to change them manually.
 
+Finally set the whois app to connect to your whois_public/whois_private database and you're good to go.
+
+Then run `rake whois:create` to create and migrate the databases.
 For development, delayed_job queue can be handled by rake task
 `rake jobs:work` or if you wish to be fancy you can use a daemon with `bin/delayed_job start`
  ``

lib/tasks/whois.rake

@@ -5,16 +5,14 @@ DATABASES = [
     pool: '5', username: 'whois', password: 'test', port: '5432' }
 ]
 
-
 namespace :whois do
   task :load_config do
     require 'active_record'
     require 'pg'
   end
 
-
   desc 'Create whois databases'
-  task :create => [ :load_config ] do
+  task create: [:load_config] do
     DATABASES.each do |conf|
       create_database(conf)
       migrate
@@ -22,7 +20,7 @@ namespace :whois do
   end
 
   task 'Migrate whois databases'
-  task :migrate => [ :load_config ] do
+  task migrate: [:load_config] do
     DATABASES.each do |conf|
       ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection(conf)
       migrate