Add install make, npm to LORIS 21.0 installation documentation.

[ycAbout]

Installing Loris in Depth:
Running the Install Script section
step 9: Run make (for production instances) or make dev (for development sandboxes)
Problems:

1. Run make requires sudo apt install make first
2. Run make requires `sudo apt install npm' first
3. make command need to be run under loris instead of under loris/tools

[christinerogers]

Thanks @coreyAbout - 2 clarification questions:

• which OS version ?
• Is sudo really required? we're debating it in the [install README CentOS and Ubuntu] 21 install updates, including make - bugfix #5203 comments.

cc @kongtiaowang

To do:

• add these points into [install README CentOS and Ubuntu] 21 install updates, including make - bugfix #5203

[ycAbout]

@christinerogers
Ubuntu16
I think install most of, if not any, software through apt would need sudo. If I'm wrong please correct me.

[johnsaigle]

Right now we don't go "in depth" into how to get the LORIS system dependencies installed, including PHP, Apache, MariaDB/MySQL, Composer, and npm. We also don't describe how to install apt package such as zip, make, etc.

The process of getting an environment ready to run software is referred to as "bootstrapping" and there are many approach to this, such as containerization (e.g. Docker, Vagrant), package managers (e.g. a sudo apt install loris Debian package, etc.

We don't really have any bootstrapping support or documentation at this time, either for development installs or full production installs.

This is a long-standing issue. See #4365 and #3981.

To respond to the above points:

• sudo should not be required for anything in the install.sh script.
• apt install ... will always require sudo. I believe the same is true for e.g. CentOS with yum but I don't have experience with those systems.

[ycAbout]

@johnsaigle Thanks for the comment. Right now we DO have guidelines on how to get LORIS system dependencies installed. Check it out here: https://github.com/aces/Loris/wiki/Installing-Loris-in-Depth#getting-prerequisites
All those are how to install dependencies and are well documented, except for the make and npm.
Anyway, you have a nice idea to have bootstraps packed up there.

[johnsaigle]

You're right, there is that Wiki page. It's incomplete though, and out of date as you've noted.

[johnsaigle]

This should now be clarified by the new install documentation.