This is in its very early stages. Don't think that it can actually do anything interesting yet.
For Mac/Linux. I've never run this on Windows, though I believe all of the tools are supported and you probably can get it working.
- Install Node and npm, if you haven't already.
- Install bower if you haven't already:
npm install bower --global
- cd to the directory you cloned the repo to.
- Run
bower install
to fetch client-side dependencies. - Run the bash script
copy_dependencies
which will move only the needed files into the appropriate directory. - Run
npm install
to fetch server-side dependencies - Run
node server.js
- Open localhost:3000 in a browser
It's helpful, but not required, to install nodemon:
npm install nodemon --global
You can then run nodemon server.js
instead of node server.js
, and nodemon will watch the server file and restart node for you automatically when changes are made.