Text list management, useful for todo lists
Clone the latest:
git clone git@github.com:spectrumbranch/faire.git
cd faire
Install the application's dependencies:
npm install .
Note: If you are a Windows user, you need to ensure that you have the dependencies for bcrypt (because faire uses it in the authentication module scurvy) found here: https://github.com/ncb000gt/node.bcrypt.js/#dependencies
Setup configuration files:
cp ./config/database.example.js ./config/database.js
cp ./config/config.example.js ./config/config.js
Create ./config/client_id.json using Google Gmail OAuth2 API credentials. At this time only Gmail is supported for email.
Set up the database connection config in ./config/database.js. As of right now, mysql is the only officially supported database setup. Make sure the credentials are correct as to avoid crashing. The database needs to be created in advanced.
Set up the HTTP server, mail, and tls config in ./config/config.js.
You can use node ./scripts/google-oauth2-setup.js to setup the base OAuth2 token. Just ensure that your token has a refresh token (which is sent only the first time for a given authorization). If you do not get a refresh token, you may need to revoke the permissions from the Gmail account and set it up again.
Run with node . and enjoy! It will be accessible via the given hostname and port in the config.js file.
https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/credentials
Go to Credentials
Create credentials -> OAuth client ID
Pick “Web Application”, name the application, set the redirect URL to
https://<yourwebsite.com>/google-oauth
Click Create
Click Download JSON button at the right, and save this file as ./config/client_id.json
Run ./scripts/google-oauth2-setup.js
Copy URL to chrome and use inspector to find the code after authorizing the application. Paste the code back in the console.
If necessary, revoke with: https://accounts.google.com/b/0/IssuedAuthSubTokens?hl=en