Lead Developer : Austen Payan ([email protected])
Tech : Laravel 4.2, Homestead, jQuery, MySQL,
Follow the standard procedure for setting up a homestead vagrant environment, which you can find at the Laravel Documentation here.
Email me for the specific values for these keys. Below is a running list of what environment variables your local environment should contain.
- twitter_consumer_key
- twitter_consumer_secret
- twitter_access_token
- twitter_access_token_secret
- encryption_key
- database_name
- database_username
- database_password
- mandrill_password
Once your environment is set up, ssh into homestead and locate your onedegree directory. Type php artisan migrate to run migrations and then php artisan db:seed to run the seed files.
Navigate to the public directory and type npm install
When developing, make sure you go to the /public directory and run grunt, which will run all of our front-end tasks automatically (concatonation, minification, uglification, etc). Also, if/when you add packaged for use on the front end, do it through bower, e.g. bower install <package> --save.