You have to provide a JavaScript runtime. I recommend installing node.js via package manager.
git clone https://github.com/e0da/account_manager
cd account_manager
bundle
rake
Simply running rake will run the recommended tasks for a setup on Ubuntu. For
more granular control, check out rake -T. As a minimum, you're going to want
to run rake css to build the stylesheets before running the app.
Copy config/production.example.yml to config/production.yml and edit it to
fit your environment.
The required custom schema for Ladle is provided. If you need to modify and rebuild it, read on.
Note: I have found that some of the sources referred to by this Maven
build are hosted at m2.safehaus.org, which has NEVER responded to an
HTTP request from me, so to get this to work I had to first add this to
my /etc/hosts file.
127.0.0.1 m2.safehaus.org # redirect these requests to localhost
Then just run this to build the schema. The development environment already knows where to look to find it.
rake ladle:schema
sudo start account
rake start
rspec
Note: On my fast computer, some of the specs will fail on the first pass because Ladle takes too long to start. If you get a few failures related to directory operations, don't panic. Just run the specs again and see if they pass. Watch for the telltale notification that the server took more than 15 seconds to start.
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