DigitalHub

This is the source code for the Galter's institutional repository.

This is a samvera/sufia based rails application, branch 6.x-stable.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Ruby 2.3.7
• Rails 4.2.7
• redis
• hydra-jetty

OSX Installation Debugging Tips

Ruby Installation Ruby version 2.4.2 requires OpenSSL Version 1.0.* (versions older than 1.1+). If using RVM the easiest way to install this version of OpenSSL is to use rvm pkg install openssl. After this completes install Ruby 2.4.2 with rvm install 2.4.2 --with-openssl-dir=$HOME/.rvm/usr/. If there are other versions of Ruby installed you might run into an issue with symbolic links and OpenSSL, something like Too many levels of symbolic links. This seems to be caused by the directory ~/.rvm/usr/ssl/man/, which contains manual pages for openssl, and the problem can be resolved by just removing this directory entirely rm -rf ~/.rvm/usr/ssl/man/.

If there are issues with gem versions when running bundle install edit Gemfile.lock to use versions that are available currently. Realistically this should only happen with the gem logger which previously had version 1.2.8 available from RubyGems before it was replaced with version 1.2.7 ((seriously...))[https://github.com/nahi/logger/issues/3]. It is recommended to use version 1.3.0 for now as there are features in version 1.2.8 that were not in version 1.2.7.

After running bundle install without errors, if there are issues with starting your server try running rvm gemset pristine and then starting the rails server again.

Hydra Jetty Installation Make sure that you're using the version of hydra-jetty that was forked specifically for Galter Library repos (it's the repo linked in this README). Basically this repo provides a jar file that runs two applications: Fedora (repository not linux distro) and Solr from Apache. For anything to work you will need to ensure you're using Java 8. On OSX run java -version if it does not list java version "1.8... (by Java version naming conventions 1.8 means Java 8) then you will need to make sure that Java 8 is installed and that your shell is set to use it. To check all installed java versions run /usr/libexec/java_home -V and if Java 8 is in the list it is installed. If the shell is still listing some other version use the following command to change to Java 8 export JAVA_HOME=/usr/libexec/java_home -v 1.8; java -version. You can switch back to whatever the previous version of java was using the same command, but replacing -v 1.8 with whatever the desired version is.

To ensure that everything is running properly open your web browser to http://localhost:8983 and click the links. If either app does not load properly check the debug log located in the hydra-jetty project directory at logs/debugger.log

Environment variables

You will need to request the secret env variables for this to work.

Development

1. Start the hydra-jetty app

   hydra-jetty/$ java -jar start.jar

2. Start redis

3. Start the resque service

   digital-repository/$ QUEUE=* rake environment resque:work

4. Start up your rails server

   digital-repository/$ rails s

Testing

• hydra-jetty and redis need to be running first

  digital-repository/$ rspec spec/

Deployment

• Capistrano-based deployments

  digital-repository/$ cap <stage> deploy

Digital Hub Export

• To export Digital Hub data to JSON format use the below commands from the root project directory. It's critical to use both nohup AND the trailing ampersand for the first command and similarly important to run the second command with the correct job number. If you don't do all of this then the export will cut out when the terminal that started it in the first place is closed for any reason.

nohup ./bin/rails r lib/scripts/repo_export_in_batches.rb > "$(date +'%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S')_repo_export_in_batches.log" &
disown <job number assigned in previous command>