##CS326 Share Ninja Emily Henriksen, Nick Hirakawa, David Itkin, Mayu Kudo, Christopher B. Paika

• app.js -> File to execute the application documents/ Docker documents for each js file lib/
• index.js -> Implementing custom errors/dynamicHelpers/loginRequired etc models/
• index.js -> Connection handlers/models for MongoDB using mongoose package.json -> Sets all dependencies public/ images/ javascripts/ stylesheets/
  • style.css -> Stylesheet for this repo routes/
  • index.js -> Retrives ./topics and exports menu/ sessions/
  • index.js -> Sessions for log-in, log-out, and creat a new user topics/
  • index.js -> Redirects to top page users/
  • index.js -> Create a new user with corresponding messages views/
  • errors.ejs -> If error object was a NotFound instance, renders err.ejs, else pass it to next error handler
  • index.ejs -> Index which shows the 'welcome to title' message
  • layout.ejs -> Layout of the main website
  • err.ejs -> Layout of the error page sessions/
  • new.ejs -> Layout of the signup/login page topics/
  • index.ejs -> Main menu bar

Before compiling

1. Download a zipfile
2. Decompress it
3. Go inside the folder, and type in

$ sudo npm install

4. Make sure you have 'connect', 'connect-redis', 'ejs', 'express', 'mongoose', and 'connect-flash' in your node_modules

5. Set up redis (for Mac with developer tools. If you haven't downloaded developer tools with XCode please do so before you run the lines below)

$ wget http://download.redis.io/redis-stable.tar.gz
$ tar xvzf redis-stable.tar.gz
$ cd redis-stable
$ make
$ sudo make install
$ redis-server

For Windows users, go to [https://github.com/rgl/redis/downloads](redis downloads) for more information. It may be easier for users to have the redis-server folder inside the this repo, unless you want to run this repo over and over.

6. Open a new terminal, then prepare for MongoDB (for Mac, use Homebrew)

$ brew install mongodb
$ mkdir ~/Library/mongodb/data
$ cd ~/Library/mongodb/bin
$ ./mongod --dbpath=/Users/(yourusername)/Library/mongodb/data &

Installing MongoDB on Windows, Ubuntu, Linux, instruction can be found on http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/

7. Open up a new terminal, run

$ sudo node app.js

Then access to http://localhost:3000/. It is important to run node using sudo, because if you didn't, you might get the socket error.

If you get module errors, try

$ npm cache clean
$ npm install

This will change your local setup. Then rerun node.

When you want to stop redis-server, do

$ killall -SIGTERM redis-server
$ redis-server - stop

References