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Before you begin, you'll need to install stuff:
Ruby, Git, and Rails: http://railsinstaller.org/en PostgreSQL 9.2: http://www.enterprisedb.com/products-services-training/pgdownload nodejs: http://nodejs.org/download
During the installation of the PostgreSQL database, you'll need to choose a database password. Anything is fine, just note down what you choose.
Once you are ready, create a new folder to hold this and any other git repositories. As an example, let's pretend you've chose C:\git, and made that folder writable by your user account.
Now you are ready to clone the Metamaps git repository:
git clone https://github.com/metamaps/metamaps_gen002.git --branch develop
cd metamaps_gen002
bundle install
The third bundle install command downloads and installs the rubygem
dependencies of Metamaps.
At this point you should be in C:\git\metamaps_gen002, or whatever equivalent directory you've chosen. The next step is to set up your database configuration. From the metamaps_gen002 directory, run
start config
This command will open a Windows Explorer window of the "config" directory of
Metamaps. Copy .example-env, and rename the copy to .env. Edit the file and
set the DB_PASSWORD to be whatever you set up with postgres earlier. Once
you're done, then move back into the command prompt. The next few commands will
fail unless .env is correctly configured and Postgres is running.
rake db:create
rake db:schema:load
rake db:fixtures:load
And you're set up! At this point, you should be able to run the server at any time with only one command; you don't need to repeat any of the previous steps again. The command to run the server is:
rails s
Navigate your browser to localhost:3000 once you have the server running
Sign in with the default account
email: user@user.com
password: toolsplusconsciousness
OR create a new account at /join, and use access code 'qwertyui'
Start mapping and programming!