Galaxy-Zoo

###Running with Docker

####Local development docker-compose run --service-ports galaxyzoo npm run start

runs a local server on http://localhost:9294/

####Build and deploy Deploy to https://galaxyzoo.org/beta for testing docker-compose run --service-ports galaxyzoo npm run deploy-to-staging

Deploy CSS and JavaScript docker-compose run --service-ports galaxyzoo npm run deploy quick

Full deploy (including images and other assets) docker-compose run --service-ports galaxyzoo npm run deploy

Getting Started

git clone https://github.com/zooniverse/Galaxy-Zoo.git
cd Galaxy-Zoo
npm install .

./fits/build.rb
./interactive/build.rb

hem server
open http://localhost:9294/

Installation

echo 'PATH="./node_modules/.bin:${PATH}"' >> ~/.bash_profile
echo 'export PATH' >> ~/.bash_profile
source ~/.bash_profile
git clone https://github.com/zooniverse/Galaxy-Zoo.git
cd Galaxy-Zoo
npm install .
hem server
open http://localhost:9294

Depending on your browser, you may have to confirm a security exception to allow a self-signed SSL certificate for dev.zooniverse.org

Translations

Galaxy Zoo uses our APIs built-in translation management for storing, and serving localized strings. The interface to add translations is available at http://translations.zooniverse.org/, though you need to be a registered dev/translator to save any changes.

What do I do when I add new text to the site

The way our translations system works is we store a canonical en-us version of the language strings both within the repo and remotely in a database. When changes are made to the local copy, we need to update the remote copy, so we can tell what text for languages other than en-us are out of date, missing, or otherwise need attention.

To do what, you need to either POST the current translations to the API manually, or use the https://github.com/parrish/translator-seed/ module that Michael wrote for convenience. A proper command to upload new translations to the site is conveniently provided as an npm script, runnable by npm run seed-locale. For the system to accept your upload, you must have an OUROBOROS_AUTH env. variable set (see parrish/translator-seed#2 for details on what that expects) and your account must be tagged as a developer.

License

Apache 2.

Zooniverse Galaxy Zoo translations not contained within this repo are also licensed under Apache 2.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues with the Ruby builds, ensure that you are using node version no later than 0.11.14. The n package can help with this. This is because the path.existsSync function was removed in 0.12. Example:

npm install nvm
. ~/nvm/nvm.sh

nvm install v0.10
nvm use v0.10

Also ensure that you have SSH access for github set up.
Ensure that you are running the hem command from the local path (./node_modules/.bin/hem), rather than any global version when starting hem server.

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