Web client for loklak server (see: https://github.com/loklak/loklak_server ). To use the loklak webclient, you need a running loklak server. Install and run it first.

1. Install: git npm nodejs nasm libpng-dev dh-autoreconf
2. run npm install -g gulp
3. Clone this repo from https://github.com/loklak/loklak_webclient.git
4. Create your custom settings file by doing cp configFile.json custom_configFile.json. Edit your settings inside custom_configFile.json.
5. Run npm install from the root directory AND from oauth-proxy subdirectory, AND from iframely

Create an twitter application at https://apps.twitter.com, remember to set the correct website url & callback url (for localhost, http://127.0.0.1/ works better), then modify custom_configFile.json:

1. Set the twitterConsumerKey var in custom_configFile.json to set the Consumer Key (API Key) from your Twitter app
2. Set the twitterConsumerSecret var in custom_configFile.json to set the Consumer Secret from your Twitter app

A twitter app is valid only for a domain (defined when creating the app). So the credentails above need to be changed also according to the domain (e.g. you'll need to create 2 twitter apps separately for a clone in localhost and for a clone in a remote server)

See here to run your own https://github.com/loklak/loklak_server (reccommended), and change apiUrl in config accordingly. Last resource, or for production is http://loklak.org/api/

Link debugging server is essential to embed rich contents from tweets, e.g. videos, links, articles, photos, ..etc. This need to be ran separately, just like the loklak server. Go to ./iframely, and run node server. It's a MUST to be in ./iframely folder when executing the service. pm or *nix screen can help managing this service in the background.

After adding twitter credentials and apiUrl, you can leave the rest as is and run gulp dev for development. gulp dev includes an express server to serve the build at gulpDevExpressPort, a proxy server at oauthProxyPort, and browser-sync at 3000. A browser window will be opened automatically.

For a remote server, along with twitter credential for the remote server: change all localhost to your domain e.g. "oauthProxyUrl": "http://mydomain.org:3002/oauthproxy"

We recommend using screen of pm2 to manage your node processes.

1. If you have your own web server engine, gulp prod will create static files only at directory build. You'll need to run oauth service manually by node oauth-proxy/index.js , and also the debugging service manually, see 'Iframely Link Debugging server'

2. If your server don't have a web serve, gulp live will serve the app gulpDevExpressPort along with oauth service at oauthProxyPort. You'll need to run the 'Iframely Link Debugging server' mentioned above manually.

When there is a need to change default port oauthProxyUrl, oauthProxyRedirectUrl, oauthProxyPort should have the same port. The port to the application can be change at gulpDevExpressPort

IMPORTANT Since OauthProxy instance are also using fields from custom_configFile.json, if twitter credentials are changed, including consumerKey, consumerSecret & callbackUrl, OauthProxy must be restarted. This only applies for production since in development, the instance is restarted automatically with gulp dev

• On *nix based systems (latest Ubuntu, Fedora version) you might get an Error: watch ENOSPC when running gulp dev. To fix, check this post on Stackoverflow.
• version 'GLIBC_2.14' not found required by imagemin-jpegtran. To fix this, make sure you have installed nasm, libpng-dev, dh-autoreconf. Then do rm node_modules -r and npm install.
• Problem with node-gyp? Check if you meet the requirements here: Link