Risk of getting stuck / making an error |
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Medium | Install Node.js (Google it (Personally I use the "Installing Node.js via binary archive on Linux"-insturctions from nodejs.org)) | |
Medium | Install Mongodb. | |
Medium | Install Redis (they have pretty good "quick start"-instructions (ref)) | |
Small | Download the files: git (use the mongodb branch) | |
Medium | In the extracted folder: Run npm install. (This will download the required packages ). | |
Medium | Create a file config.js (for example by copying and editing config.example.js). Read the comments (follow the instructions) of the file. config.example.js | |
Info only | run node script.js -h to see available commands. | |
Small |
Create a site.csv-file in a directory "mmmWikiBackUp" parallel to the "mmmWiki" folder. Like this:
(directory_containing_mmmWiki_folder)/mmmWiki/script.js (directory_containing_mmmWiki_folder)/mmmWikiBackUp/site.csvsite.csv should look something like this (replace with your own values): "boDefault","boTLS","srcIcon16","strLangSite","googleAnalyticsTrackingID","aWPassword","aRPassword","name","www" false,true,"Site/Icon/iconRed16.png","en","UA-34811619-2","","","gav","192.168.0.7:5000" true,true,"Site/Icon/iconRed16.png","en","UA-34811619-3","","","emag","localhost:5000"One and only one row should have boDefault=true. The "aWPassword" and "aRPassword"-variables aren't used so those can be left empty. (There are "aWPassword" and "aRPassword"-variables in the config.js-file however.) |
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Small | execute node script.js --load site.csv (This will load the site.csv-file created above.) (If you want to revert this, run node script.js --mongodb drop (node script.js -h for more commands)) | |
Info only | node script.js --mongodb countRows to verify that the created tables and how many rows there are. | |
Small | Start the app (By executing node script.js for example) In production you might want the app to start automatically after reboot and after crash. To do this I personally use pm2. |