Note: The following steps assume you have already installed PostgreSQL (>=9.4), NGINX (>=1.10), supervisord (>=3.2), Python (2.7) and Elasticsearch (1.7) on Ubuntu (16.04).
Fork the adage-server repository on Github (see Github's documentation for forking repositories) and then clone that fork you made in the directory of your choice.
cd /<your chosen directory>/
git clone [email protected]:<your github account>/adage-server.gitThe config.py file (in the adage-server/adage/adage folder) contains many
of the settings for the deployment. The idea is that you should edit
adage-server/adage/adage/config.py.template from the repository with your
deployment's information and save it as config.py. This puts all of the
secrets and deployment-specific information into a single, easily-controlled
file.
Set the full path of parent directory where adage-server repository was
cloned into in the 'home_dir' key of the OS_CONFIG setting.
OS_CONFIG = {
'home_dir': '/<path to directory>/',
}Set up Database Name, User, Password and Host in databases settings:
CONFIG.update({
'databases': {
'default': {
# This example uses psycopg2 for PostgreSQL, but you can use any
# of the Engines supported by Django. For more information, see:
# https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/settings/#databases
'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.postgresql_psycopg2',
# database name and user cannot have upper case letters
'NAME': '<your_adage_database_name>',
'USER': '<your_adage_db_username>',
'PASSWORD': '<your_db_username_password>',
# Wherever PostgreSQL is being hosted,
# usually localhost for development
'HOST': 'localhost',
# Port where it is being hosted from,
# usually 5432
'PORT': '5432',
}
},
})# Switch to postgres user, enter the superuser password when you
# are prompted
sudo su - postgres
# Create adage-server database specified in previous step
createdb <your_adage_database_name>
# Create adage-server database user specified in previous step
createuser -P <your_adage_db_username>
# This prompts you to enter the password for new role/user (also
# the one specified in config.py file in previous step)
# Enter psql interface:
psql
# Give all privileges of this newly created database to the
# newly created user
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE <your_adage_database_name> TO <your_adage_db_username>;
# Also give this user permissions to create databases - this is needed to be
# able to run the Django test suite (since a test database is created).
ALTER USER <your_adage_db_username> CREATEDB;# Start a Python virtual environment in the adage-server root
# or wherever you keep your Python virtual environments
virtualenv <virtual envs location>/adageenv
source <virtual envs location>/adageenv/bin/activate
# Install Python requirements
cd adage/
pip install -r requirements.txtpython manage.py migrateDownload the get_pseudo_sdrf.py and gen_spreadsheets.py files from
this repository,
and put them in whichever parent directory the adage-server repository has been
cloned into.
cd interface/
# Download newest version of Node.js. Also, the command
# "curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_4.x | sudo -E bash -"
# is needed before the "sudo apt-get install -y nodejs" if you are
# running a Ubuntu version older than 16.04.
sudo apt-get install -y nodejs
# Install needed interface packages
sudo npm -g install grunt-cli karma-cli bower
npm install
bower install
# Run Grunt to build the interface
grunt
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