We're using OSX for development, but this setup should work on Linux too. At least for the hub.
sudo port install pcre
)sudo port install automake
)sudo port install autoconf
)Clone the Substance Mothership
$ git clone https://github.com/michael/substance.git
Execute the Substance update script. It sets up the whole environment
$ cd substance
$ ./update.sh -c # performs a clean build
Navigate to the Hub Repository
$ cd hub
Initialize your Postgres Database by executing:
$ psql postgres -p 5432 -h localhost -f postgres.init
On Ubuntu, after installing postgres the command is
$ sudo -u postgres psql postgres -f postgres.init
Put this into your ~/.profile
and adapt to your needs:
export SUBSTANCE_PRODUCTION_POSTGRES_CONN="postgres://substance:substance@localhost:5432/substance"
export SUBSTANCE_DEVELOPMENT_POSTGRES_CONN="postgres://substance:substance@localhost:5432/substance_development"
export SUBSTANCE_TEST_POSTGRES_CONN="postgres://substance:substance@localhost:5432/substance_test"
export SUBSTANCE_PRODUCTION_REDIS_CONF="$HOME/substance_production_redis.conf"
export SUBSTANCE_DEVELOPMENT_REDIS_CONF="$HOME/substance_development_redis.conf"
export SUBSTANCE_TEST_REDIS_CONF="$HOME/substance_test_redis.conf"
Please use the following ports for your Redis configurations:
./start.sh -d -s # Start in development env and apply default seed
Start redis (by using the redis.conf in the repository, it uses port 6380 for the docstore)
localhost:hub michael $ redis-server redis.conf
Start the Hub in Test Mode
./start.sh -t
Start the Composer (composer/build/app/osx/Substance.app
) and press ctrl + alt + t
Now playing around with the test suite should be self-explanatory.