ttl-viz

permission levels

• user
• editor
  • add/edit images in gallery
  • add/edit documents
• admin
  • all lower permissions, add/edit users

deployment

• suggested to use Node Version Manager (NVM)
• nvm install 0.12.7
• nvm use
• npm install to install node dependencies
• gulp to build stylesheets
  • if developing, you can run gulp dev and it will watch for changes and rebuild it changes are detected
• need postgres running
• change the permissions of the db, backups and tmp folders so the app can write to it, e.g. sudo chown -R ubuntu:ubuntu /ttl-viz/db/ sudo chown -R ubuntu:ubuntu /ttl-viz/backups/ and sudo chown -R ubuntu:ubuntu /ttl-viz/tmp/ (there are better user management practices for your server)
• after running sudo node app.js once to generate the sqlite db files you can change permission to make those writeable and then shouldn't have to run the app using sudo again, eg. sudo chown -R ubuntu:ubuntu /ttl-viz/db/sessions.db and sudo chown -R ubuntu:ubuntu /ttl-viz/db/site.db
• adjust commented out var on lines 66-69 in routes/postGresRefresh.js
• create settings.js file from settings.js.example and adjust settings for your deployment
• run the webpage using node app.js
• use PM2 or something similar to keep the app up and running
• login and change the admin from the default of user: admin and pass: 123