This is slighly different in that it installs the gems inside the app directory in yourappname/.bundle and
uses native libxml2 to compile nokogiri.
$ ruby -v # need a 2.3 or later
=> 2.4.0
$ rails -v #
=> 5.0.2
If you don't have rails (or don't have the right verison of rails), do gem install rails.
Then, create the new project (I call mine "thyrax", for "test hyrax")
rails new thyrax -B -m https://gist.githubusercontent.com/billdueber/3ed639846c3fb1783e89c0a2e1abb166/raw/d18dd0c5c486d96b47d8b49fae593d6a4b20da07/hyrax_template
Watch the world go by.
Wait! There's still work to do!
First, we need to create a new admin set. This requires the servers to be running.
- Go to a second terminal and fire them up:
cd whereever/thyrax # or whatever you called it
bundle exec rake hydra:server
(this will take a lot of time, since it'll download solr and fedora and stuff)
- Then, after the servers are running, create the admin set
# again, from within the thyrax dir
bundle exec rake hyrax:default_admin_set:create
- Now make a new user in the web interface: http://127.0.0.1:3000/users/sign_up?locale=en
- Make that user an admin.
- Shutdown the server (in the window you ran
bundle exec rake hydra:serverdo a^C.) - Edit
config/role_map.yamland add your user as an admin. NOTE: You'll probably have to add the top-leveladminkey underdevelopment
development: ... admin: - my_fake_user@faker.com - Shutdown the server (in the window you ran
- Start up the server again:
bundle exec rake hydra:server. It'll be faster this time since it doesn't have to download everything. - Go to http://0.0.0.0:3000 and log in using the link in the upper-right.
If it all worked, you should be able to see and click on an "Administration" menu, then the "Administrative Sets" link and you should see a "Default Admin Set" link. Click that and then click "Edit". Click "Workflow". That's what we're going to be talking about a lot on Monday.