install.txt

Get up and running
==================

A list of things you'll need to get the EMLO web-form up and running

These notes are for opensuse but it should be obvious how to switch them over (zypper==apt-get)

You'll need a postgres and mongo database (see later for docker instructions on installing)
docker pull mongo
docker pull postgres

# You'll need some dev files
zypper in nodejs nodejs-devel		# On Ubuntu possibly: apt-get install nodejs-dev
zypper in postgresql-devel

# Install this one to global
sudo npm install sql-generate@0.3.0 -g

#
# If IntelliJ IDE
# If you create a project and point it at your code it will actually edit and add files over the top of yours.
# In the case of it needs to add a few debug ones.
You'll need to svn revert those in svn and delete the new ones in folders /views and the route folder


# Install modules
npm install # ignore warniong about sql-generate

# Setup which config (choose in config/config.json or create a new one)
export NODE_ENV='development'

# run it
node server.js



Docker setup
============



mongoDB (EMLO)
-------------

You need a database

### build it
If not already done build in folder docker-mongo (make sure bson and json files in mongo-dump folder)
> docker build -t mongo-emlo-collect .

### instance
Now create an container instance, I'm using port my port 32768
> docker run --name emlo-edit-mongo-with-emlo -p 47017:27017 mongo-emlo-collect

### load mongo database (I couldnt get the image to do this for me as mongo wasn't running)
> docker exec -it emlo-edit-mongo-with-emlo mongorestore --db emlo-edit --drop /data/db/mongo-dump




Postgres (EMLO)
--------------

If you need to check the upload data which goes into postgres you'll need this:

### Get the image from the emloeditor repository and build
https://source.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/gitlab/emlo/emloeditor/tree/master/docker-postgres