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localhost (development)

This procedure will run CapoRSS in development mode using an SQLite database

  1. Install Ruby 2.1.0
  2. Install the “bundler” Ruby gem using this command:
    gem install bundler
  3. Clone CapoRSS :
    git clone https://github.com/fcapovilla/caporss.git
  4. Run a “bundle install” in the application’s root directory. Note that some dependencies are native extensions and will need a compiler and development packages:
    bundle install --without production test travis
  5. Start CapoRSS using this command:
    bundle exec ruby app.rb
  6. Open a web browser and go to “http://localhost:4567”
  7. The default username/password is “admin”/“admin”

localhost (production)

CapoRSS can be run in production mode with Thin and PostgreSQL. Other database backends can be used by replacing the “dm-postgres-adapter” gem in the Gemfile with the correct Datamapper adapter for your database.

  1. Install Ruby 2.1.0
  2. Install the “bundler” Ruby gem using this command:
    gem install bundler
  3. Clone CapoRSS :
    git clone https://github.com/fcapovilla/caporss.git
  4. Run “bundle install” in the application’s root directory. Note that some dependencies are native extensions and will need a compiler and development packages:
    bundle install --without development test travis
  5. Set the “DATABASE_URL” environment variable with your database connection informations. ex:
    export DATABASE_URL="postgres://username:password@hostname/database"
  6. Run CapoRSS using Thin (Replace YOUR_KEYFILE and YOUR_CERTFILE with the paths of your SSL certificate files:
    bundle exec thin -R config.ru -e production -d --threaded --ssl --ssl-key-file YOUR_KEYFILE --ssl-cert-file YOUR_CERTFILE start
  7. Open a web browser and go to “http://localhost:3000”
  8. The default username/password is “admin”/“admin”

Notes:

  • For security reasons, a SSL certificate is required for running CapoRSS in production mode.

Heroku

  1. Install the Heroku Toolbelt
  2. Clone CapoRSS :
    git clone https://github.com/fcapovilla/caporss.git
  3. From the cloned folder, create a new application (Replace APPNAME with you application name) :
    cd caporss
    heroku apps:create APPNAME
  4. Add the postgres addon :
    heroku addons:add heroku-postgresql:hobby-dev
  5. Set the BUNDLE_WITHOUT environment variable so only the production gems are installed:
    heroku config:set BUNDLE_WITHOUT="development:test:travis"
    heroku config:set IS_CLOUD="1"
  6. Push CapoRSS to heroku :
    git push heroku master

See this page for more informations :

Appfog

CapoRSS can easily be used on Appfog :

  1. Install af :
    gem install af
  2. Clone CapoRSS :
    git clone https://github.com/fcapovilla/caporss.git
  3. From the cloned folder, create a new Ruby app with a Postgres service (Replace APPNAME with you application name) :
    cd caporss
    af push APPNAME --runtime ruby193

See this page for more informations :

Environment variables

Some server behaviors can be activated via environment variables :

  • DATABASE_URL : Specify database connection details via a URL in a format supported by Datamapper.
  • MEMORY_CACHE : If set to 1, keeps user sessions in memory instead of persisting them in the database. Requests will be faster in this mode, but session won’t persist after server restarts.
  • IS_CLOUD : Set this option to 1 if you are running CapoRSS in a cloud environment. The in-process scheduler will be disabled in cloud mode.
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