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jsfun.ir

v1.0.8

Published

JavaScript the Fun Part

Downloads

127

Readme

  1. git clone http://github.com/k-five/nodepost
  2. cd nodepost
  3. again: git clone https://github.com/k-five/jsfun.ir home
  4. rm -f database
  5. mv home/database .
  6. npm install
  7. ./node-dev nodepost
  8. open localhost:1400

This is what we did:

  1. we cloned the application (= nodepost) for managing our blog.
  2. then cd to nodepost.
  3. then cloning the blog we want which here is jsfun.ir.
  4. removing the default database we no longer need it.
  5. Then adding jsfun.ir's database to the application.
  6. Then install applicatoin dependencies using npm.
  7. Then running the nodepost application
  8. Finally see it live.

Or using npm

  1. git clone https://github.com/k-five/nodepost | clone the application
  2. cd nodepost | changing Working Directory
  3. npm install jsfun.ir | installing jsfun.ir blog
  4. mv node_modules/jsfun.ir home | moving+renaming it to Current Working Directory
  5. rm -fr database | deleting the default database
  6. mv home/database . | moving jsfun.ir's database to CWD
  7. npm install | installing dependencies
  8. ./node-dev nodepost.js | run the application

The directory structure will be like this:

nodepost                    # nodepost application
├── build
├── database                # database we pulled out of jsfun.ir
├── database-manager
├── error-page
├── home                    # jsfun.ir, which we renamed it to home
├── main-html
├── node_modules
├── path-manager
├── public
├── route-manager
├── script
├── src
├── test
└── vendor

14 directories

If everything goes well, we will get:

$ ./node-dev nodepost.js
ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/var/www/html/ir/nodepost/database/stat.json'
Create: stat.json
ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/var/www/html/ir/nodepost/database/route.dirs'
Create: route.dirs
Create: main-html/
posts.json md5: 21646e71bd20486f9e593a7bea55997c
route.dirs md5: 74e6f7298a9c2d168935f58c001bad88
Server is running at http://localhost:1400/
H-Link: ./home/database/posts.json
H-Link: ./home/database/user.json
Update: route.dirs ...
Update: route.link ...
Update: route.path ...