Source code of evilcome.com, based on JedWatson/sydjs-site.
To run the Evilcome site locally, there are a few things to set up.
Because we have some private keys for our MongoDB, Cloudinary and Mandrill accounts, you'll need to set up your own equivalents before the site will run properly.
You'll need node 0.10.x and npm 1.3.x installed to run Evilcome. The easiest way is to download the installers from nodejs.org.
You'll also need MongoDB 2.4.x - if you're on a Mac, the easiest way is to install homebrew and then run brew install mongo.
If you're on a Mac you'll also need Xcode and the Command Line Tools installed or the build process won't work.
Get a local copy of the site by cloning this repository, or fork it to work on your own copy.
Then run npm install to download the dependencies.
Before you continue, create a file called .env in the root folder of the project (this will be ignored by git). This file is used to emulate the environment config of our production server, in development. Any key=value settings you put in there (one on each line) will be set as environment variables in process.env.
The only line you need to add to your .env file is a valid CLOUDINARY_URL. To get one of these, sign up for a free account at Cloudinary and paste the environment variable if gives you into your .env file. It should look something like this:
CLOUDINARY_URL=cloudinary://12345:abcde@cloudname
NODE_ENV = production
PORT = 80
CLOUDINARY_URL=cloudinary://12345:abcde@cloudname
GITHUB_CLIENT_ID = your_github_client_id_here
GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET = your_github_client_secret_here
GITHUB_CALLBACK_URL = your_github_oauth2_url
COOKIE_SECRET = your_cookie_secret
GA_PROPERTY = your_google_analytics_property
GA_DOMAIN = your_google_analytics_domain
Once you've set up your configuration, run node keystone to start the server.
By default, Keystone will connect to a new local MongoDB database on your localhost called evilcome, and create a new Admin user that you can use to log in with using the email address user@keystonejs.com and the password admin.
If you want to run against a different server or database, add a line to your .env file to set the MONGO_URI environment variable, and restart the site.
When it's all up and running, you should see the message Evilcome is ready on port 3000 and you'll be able to browse the site on localhost:3000.