Doesn't work at all on Windows any more due to libv8 dependency which rubyracer (?) and less depend on. libv8 isn't available, and doesn't compile, on Windows. Ignoring it (which used to work with troublesome dependencies) prevents various things from working (like rails even starting up).
Need to install (sudo apt-get install ...): ruby1.9.1 (which installs 1.9.3), git, rubygems, ruby-bundler, libxml2-dev libxslt-dev sqlite3 libsqlite3-dev rails Can't run "gem update --system" in Ubuntu, gives a warning about that overwriting Debian files... Need to run "sudo bundle install", needs to modify /var/lib/gems Running "rails server" seems to just create/overwrite files. Need to run "sudo gem update" after "sudo bundle install" to update all the dependencies, like activerecord.
Need to make sure Ruby 1.9 is being used...
sudo apt-get remove ruby1.8 ruby1.8-dev sudo apt-get install ruby1.9.1 ruby1.9.1-dev
test database users are [email protected]/test
sudo apt-get install gdal-bin python-gdal (installs 1.7 and gdal2tiles.py) http://thewayofcoding.com/2010/08/lucid-ubuntu-and-gdal-latest/
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MapHub is a Web portal for annotating online historic maps.
The following instructions were tested with ruby 1.9.3 and gem 1.8. We recommend RVM for controlling your local Ruby environments.
ruby -v
gem -v
We also recommend to create a separate RVM Gemset for the MapHub portal:
rvm gemset create maphub
rvm gemset use maphub
Optionally you can set maphub to be the default gemset
rvm use 1.9.3-head@maphub --default
Clone the maphub code on your local machine:
git clone [email protected]:maphub/maphub-portal.git
Update your gem tool with gem update --system and install the bundler gem with gem install bundler. cd to the project folder and run to install all necessary gems for the maphub tool.
bundle install
Then, run the Rails application, probably in a separate console window.
rails server
Create the database and add some test data
rake db:migrate
rake db:seed
Finally, open http://localhost:3000/ in your browser and log into MapHub with [email protected] and test.
If you made some changes to the database or first create the database, run the following command, which recreates the database and adds sample data.
bundle exec rake db:drop && bundle exec rake db:migrate && bundle exec rake db:seed