interactive-esl-tests

Initial Setup

1. Set up Node (see below)
2. make setup (ask someone for key)
3. Add the following line to /etc/hosts/: 127.0.0.1 localhost local.esl.com
4. Set up postgres (see below)
5. Start postgres postgres -D /usr/local/var/postgres
6. While postgres is running, perform migrations make migrate
7. npm install -g grunt
8. npm install -g grunt-cli
9. Open new shell and start the web server: grunt
10. Go to http://local.esl.com:3009

Setting up Node

1. Install nvm from here.
2. nvm install 0.10.30
3. nvm use 0.10.30
4. Add source ~/.nvm/nvm.sh to your ~/.profile (load nvm when you open a shell)
5. Add nvm use 0.10.30 to your ~/.profile (load the correct version of Node automatically when you open a shell)

Setting up postgres

1. brew install postgres
2. npm install
3. postgres -D /usr/local/var/postgres
4. In psql, create database esl_development;

If things aren't working with your user

1. In a new shell, start psql psql --username=<USERNAME> -d template1 // use unix username
2. In psql, create database <USERNAME>; // use unix username

Config

to decrypt and setup config files run make setup (ask someone for key)

to edit config:

• modify config/{config_name}_template.json
• run make encrypt CONFIG_NAME={config_name} using the same key

Database migrations

make migrate // migrate the database

make rollback

./node_modules/sequelize-cli/bin/sequelize migration:create --name <TABLE_NAME>

drop database esl_development;

create database esl_development;

ORM

var models = require('./models');
models.users.create({facebook_id: '12345'}).complete(function(err, user) { ... });

Running

1. npm install
2. nvm use 0.10.30
3. Open new shell and start postgres: postgres -D /usr/local/var/postgres
4. Open new shell and start the web server: grunt
5. go to http://localhost:3009