movienight

README

Dev Setup

Getting the code

• Assume you want to develop in ~/movienight.src
  • $ mkdir ~/movienight.src
• Copy enable-movienight.sample from github to ~/movienight.src/enable-movienight
  • Adjust enable script as needed, but the GOPATH and DATABASE_URL are the critical bits
  • DATABASE_URL is at a reasonable default for local dev
  • $ source enable-movienight
• Make the standard go directory structure
  • $ mkdir -p ~/movienight/{bin,pkg,src/github.com/iansmith/}
• Create the movienight directory as a "standard" go source package
  • $ pushd ~/movienight/src/github.com/iansmith; git clone git@github.com:iansmith/movienight.git; popd
  • Note that the .git is in the dir src/github.com/iansmith/movienight

Database setup

• Get postgres 9.X running, but bind to port 5433 (not 5432 b/c it would conflict with mesa)
  • on OS with homebrew: $ postgres --port=5433 -D /usr/local/var/postgres
• Make the DB
  • $ createdb -p 5433 movienight
• Install the command line tools, assuming you have your GOPATH set (see above)
  • $ go get github.com/tools/godep
  • $ go get github.com/gopherjs/gopherjs

Build

• There are two makefiles, one for server (in the root directory) and one for the client, in client.
  • The server makefile also builds the utilities like pagegen, create_acct, and migrate.
• Makefiles are very dependent on the cwd, so use with caution

Migrate

• To put your database in the right state for use do migrate --up