Dependencies:
Run the build script (compiles all simulators, and configures web application):
$ ./build.sh
Start the backend server:
$ cd server
$ node app.js
Start the frontend application:
$ cd web
$ bundle exec jekyll serve
Open a Web browser and navigate to http://localhost:4000
Dependencies:
$ docker pull wrenchproject/wrench:1.6
$ mkdir data_server
$ docker-compose build --no-cache
$ docker-compose up -d
By default, eduWRENCH is configured to run in SSL disabled mode. SSL
support can be enabled by editing the .env
file. The following variables
need to be defined to enable SSL support:
# Port number for Jekyll application (frontend)
EDUWRENCH_JEKYLL_PORT=443
# Enable SSL connection (true|false)
EDUWRENCH_ENABLE_SSL=true
# Folder where certificates are stored in the local system
EDUWRENCH_SSL_CERTS_DIR=./ssl
# Name of the certificate file
EDUWRENCH_SSL_CERTIFICATE=cert.pem
# Name of the private key file
EDUWRENCH_SSL_PRIVATE_KEY=key.pem
If running the Local installation, the environment should be set by
running the following command: $ source .env
. If running with Docker
no additional steps are required, since the .env
file is automatically
read by the docker-compose
command.
The main channel to reach the eduWRENCH team is via the support email: [email protected].
Bug Report / Feature Request: our preferred channel to report a bug or request a feature is via WRENCH's Github Issues Track.
eduWRENCH has been funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF).