Where@ is a secure location-sharing app that helps users locate a crowd of people or find their friends in a crowd. It is built to reflect our deeply held belief that everyday people shouldn't have to choose between enjoying privacy and using the best location sharing tool possible.
To learn more about the project, visit https://whereat.io.
To see the rest of our source code, visit https://github.com/whereat.
This blog is built on custom modifications to the excellent Ghost.js blogging platform, which is provided under a BSD(ish) license.
- Node v 4.2.0 (LTS) is the latest version of Node supported by Ghost. (See here.)
Tests require a running instance of selenium-standalone server. Install it with:
$ npm install -g selenium-standalone
$ selenium-standalone installTests further require a running application server. If you don't have one running, start one with:
$ npm run startThen spin up the selenium server with:
$ selenium-standalone startIf that feels like a lot to remember, just use:
$ npm run whereat-pretest
<RET>This script will throw some errors if you already have application server or selenium server instances running, but then it will continue on its merry way!
And finally, run the tests!
$ npm run test-whereat