Installation
To use jsDAV you'll need a recent version of NodeJS. If you want to install jsDAV via the Node Package Manager (NPM), you will need to have that installed as well.
jsDAV has been tested with:
NodeJS stable versions >= 0.2.x and will follow to support the stable versions in the future
You can install jsDAV through NPM, or manually.
If you don't have a working NPM installation yet, head over the the NPM installation instructions.
If you have NPM up and running, install with the following command:
npm install jsDAV
You can also git clone the latest and greatest manually. If you don't have a working Git installation yet, head over the the Git installation instructions.
If you have Git up and running, clone the jsDAV repository with the following commands:
git clone http://github.com/mikedeboer/jsDAV.git
npm installThis will create a jsdav directory with all the required files. Likely the only
directory you really need is the lib/ directory, which is where all the Javascript files are.
If you want to use jsDAV, just run node examples/fileserver.js and you're off.
For more information on how to use jsDAV, head over to the Getting Started page.
Based on the original document at http://code.google.com/p/sabredav/wiki/Installation