PORPHYRY – Corpus analyses confrontation

Home page: https://github.com/Hypertopic/Porphyry

Notice

Porphyry is a server software. There is no need to install it on your own computer to use it. The usual way is to be "hosted" by one's own institution (ask your system administrator). If your use cases meet our research interests, we can also host your data on our community server.

How to use the Facebook comment function

We have a Facebook comment for each items, you can setup your own Appid according to the following steps.

Step 1: Get your own Appid from facebook
1. Goto Facebook for developpers and login to your account.
2. Click My Apps in the top right corner and click Add New App to add your own facebook app.
3. Fill in the Display Name, give your app a name.
4. Click Creat App ID.
5. At the top of the new page you will see your Appid like APP ID: 3798490625XXXXX, click it and it will be copied automatically.

Step 2: Add your Appid into the config file

The config file /src/config/config.json is like this.

{
  "user": "vitraux",
  "services": [
    "http://argos2.hypertopic.org",
    "http://steatite.hypertopic.org"
  ],
  "customization": {
    "vitraux": {
      "facebookComment":{
        "enable":false,
        "Appid":"YOUR_APPID_HERE"
      }
    }
  }
}

If you want to enable this function, set the enable in facebookComment from false to true.

When you set the enable to true, you can now paste your Appid get in Step 1 to Appid in facebookComment. Here is an example of the last version of your config.json.

{
  "user": "vitraux",
  "services": [
    "http://argos2.hypertopic.org",
    "http://steatite.hypertopic.org"
  ],
  "customization": {
    "vitraux": {
      "facebookComment":{
        "enable":true,
        "Appid":"3798490625XXXXX"
      }
    }
  }
}

Done, now you can see the Facebook comment module in each item page.

Installation requirements

Git client
Node.js

Installation procedure

npm install

Launch in development mode

npm start

Build for production

npm run build

Tests requirements

gem install cucumber rspec capybara selenium-webdriver chromedriver-helper

If it fails on macOS because of libffi, it can be fixed by brewing and linking an up-to-date version of the library (at your own risk).

Run tests

Once application is launched in development mode:

npm run test

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