#Tufts Hydra Admin
##Initial Setup
Note: If you install ImageMagick using homebrew, you may need to add a switch for libtiff:
$ brew install imagemagick --with-libtiff
Or else you may get errors like this when you run the specs:
"Magick::ImageMagickError: no decode delegate for this image format (something.tif)"
$ bundle install
$ cp config/initializers/secret_token.rb.sample config/initializers/secret_token.rb
!!! Important. Open config/initializer/secret_token.rb and generate a new id
$ cp config/database.yml.sample config/database.yml
$ cp config/solr.yml.sample config/solr.yml
$ cp config/redis.yml.sample config/redis.yml
$ cp config/fedora.yml.sample config/fedora.yml
$ cp config/devise.yml.sample config/devise.yml
!!! Important. Open config/devise.yml and generate a new id
$ rake db:schema:load
$ rake db:seed
$ rails g hydra:jetty
$ rake jetty:config
##Configure Authentication services The application includes a basic devise implementation for user management and authentication. Integrating the application with your local authentication system is beyone the scope of this document; please consult the relevant devise documentation.
If you wish to supply a specific format for the text used in displaying user names, please modify the display_name method on the user model:
# app/models/user.rb
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
...
def display_name #update this method to return the string you would like used for the user name stored in fedora objects.
self.user_key
end
....
end
##Start background workers
$ QUEUE=* rake resque:work
$ rake jetty:start
$ rails s
The CSV file is expected to have the headers:
display_name,deposit_agreement
$ rake import:deposit_types['/absolute/path/to/import/file.csv']
The exporter will create a CSV file that contains data from the deposit_types
table.
$ rake export:deposit_types['/absolute/path/to/export/dir']
You can also export the deposit types data through the UI if you log into the app as an admin user.