The Mer Wiki now uses your Mer user account and password (create account on https://bugs.merproject.org/)
Meet Mer/Installation
From Mer Wiki
< Meet Mer(Difference between revisions)
(Initial details about installation) |
(→Install Core) |
||
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
= Install Core = | = Install Core = | ||
| − | == First install Ruby, Rubygems and Rails'' | + | == First install Ruby, Rubygems and Rails'' == |
* Install Ruby 1.9.x | * Install Ruby 1.9.x | ||
* Install RubyGems | * Install RubyGems | ||
Latest revision as of 14:46, 28 July 2012
How to install MeetMer dashboard
Contents |
[edit] Install Core
[edit] First install Ruby, Rubygems and Rails
- Install Ruby 1.9.x
- Install RubyGems
- Install Bundler
- Install Rails 3.1 or later
[edit] Prepare database
- Install MySql database
- create db user and set passwd
[edit] Prepare MeetMer core
- Clone/pull source from Github
- In MeetMer root folder, install needed gems: bundle install
- Edit db/database.yml (might not exist) file and run db create command: rake db:create
[edit] Install features
Features are implemented as separate gems (engine). Each feature has own github repository and they have own versioning.
Available features are:
- Meetings - lists and shows Mer meeting discussion logs and meeting minutes.
- Tasks - lists and shows Mer project not taken tasks
- Bugs - lists and shows not taken bugs by products.
