Displays a constant flow of instagram images from a given geographic location. Images are pushed to connected browsers over websockets.
Se tout.
Install basic dependecies:
For Mac OS X with homebrew do: brew install node git
For archlinux do: pacman -S nodejs git
For Ubuntu follow these instructions
Install project dependecies:
[sudo] npm install -g gulp mocha
npm install
A couple of shell vars are used for the app runtime to talk to the instagram API, set them:
INSTALIVE_DOMAINNAME=<fqdn>
INSTAGRAM_CLIENT_ID=<INSTAGRAM_CLIENT_ID>
INSTAGRAM_CLIENT_SECRET=<INSTAGRAM_CLIENT_SECRET>
Client side javascript are located under ./client. Browserify is used to utilize npm modules in the browser.
gulp [default] is used to compile our js with dependend npm modules.
It is important to run gulp before deploying
gulp
Download and Install Heroku toolbelt
Add heroku as a git remote, see deploying with Git for more info. If you are a collaborator of the project it should be enough to run:
heroku git:remote -a instalive
If you've forked this or is not a collaborator and wants to deploy on heroku; Make sure you run on their 'Cedar' stack and to add WebSocket support to your app:
heroku labs:enable websockets --app <app_name>
Before deploy, a couple of heroku config vars must be set. If the deployment target is already up and running they most likely are already set, check with heroku config:get INSTALIVE_DOMAINNAME. If that command returns empty you must set them, like so:
heroku config:set INSTALIVE_DOMAINNAME=<fqdn>
heroku config:set INSTAGRAM_CLIENT_ID=<INSTAGRAM_CLIENT_ID>
heroku config:set INSTAGRAM_CLIENT_SECRET=<INSTAGRAM_CLIENT_SECRET>
Now, deploy:
git push instalive master
or, compile, commit and push in one push (pun intended):
gulp && git commit -a -m '<message>' && git push instalive master
Tests are built using mocha, they are located under ./test. Run them like so:
NODE_ENV=development mocha