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Rabix Registry

Instructions

1. Install Requirements

Skip this section if you have a node environment setup.

Requirements

This guides assumes you have installed the following tools successfully:

  • Git
  • NodeJS
  • MongoDB
  • Ruby >= 1.9
  • SASS >= 3.3.0
  • Compass >= 1.0
  • Xcode (Mac OSx)
  • Homebrew/brew (Mac Osx)

Use nave (or similar) to manage your Node.js installations. You should always try to use the latest stable version of Node.js.

  • (Mac OSx) Installing Homebrew Guide
  • Installing Node Guide
  • Installing MongoDB Guide
  • Installing Git Guide
  • Installing Ruby Guide
  • Installing Compass Guide
  • sInstalling SASS Guide

######Note If you are installing node on linux it will be installed as nodejs, so if you want to change that to node, just symlink it.

sudo ln -s /usr/bin/nodejs /usr/bin/node

2. Install development tools

npm install -g bower grunt-cli
  • bower installs and manages many client-side dependencies
  • grunt-cli used to execute grunt tasks defined in the project

3. Setting up repository

  • Clone registry repository
  • Install client dependencies
  • Install server dependencies
Code
git clone git@github.com:rabix/registry.git
cd registry/server
npm install
cd ../client
npm install
bower install
# prepares angular templates, compiles styles and sets up watchers for client development
grunt serve

4. Create folders for log files

Create folders /data/rabix-registry/

mkdir -p /data/rabix-registry
sudo chown <your username>:<your usergroup> -R /data

5. Client Production Build

Grunt is used as the task runner. To do production build of your code run:

grunt

More info

Project Structure

<PROJECT_ROOT>/
    client/
        .... app/
        .... .... bower_components/ <- all external libs that are installed via bower
        .... .... scripts/
        .... .... images/
        .... .... fonts/
        .... .... data/ <- contains data mocks
        .... .... vendor/ <- libs that are not available from bower or are some extensions of external libs
        .... .... styles/
        .... .... scripts/
        .... .... views/ <- contains angular templates
        .... .bowerrc <- bower cli configuration
        .... .editorconfig <- editor configuration rules (indent style, line endings)
        .... .gitignore <- contains sensible defaults for files/folders to ignore
        .... bower.json  <- bower package definition packages
        .... Gruntfile.js  <- grunt tasks definition module
        .... package.json  <- npm package definitionclient/
        .... test/
        .... .... mocks/ <- tests data mocks
        .... .... spec/ <- tests specifications
    server/
        .... app/
        .... .... controllers/ <- application controllers
        .... .... models/ <- application data models
        .... .... views/ <- not used since node is not rendering any templates
        .... aws/ <- amazon s3 client
        .... bin/ <- deploy scripts
        .... builds/ <- CI for tool builds
        .... mailer/ <- mailer client
        .... docs/ <- API documentation
        .... common/ <- Loggers and route filters
        .... pipeline/ <- Workflow formatters, sorters, validators
        .... test/ <- Server tests
        .... config/ <- application configuration
        .... config-template/ <- deploy configuration templates
        .... nodemon.json <- contains node path for nodemon to use
        .... package.json  <- server dependencies
        .... Gruntfile.js