This application allows for the online view and editing of farm budget data. The main budget data repo can be found here.
First make sure you have PostgreSQL installed and running on your system. Then pull the data repo.
git clone https://github.com/CSTARS/farm-budgets-data
Then make run the import task from the makefile. You will need to supply a ./usda.key file in the root directory. You can get the key here: http://quickstats.nass.usda.gov/api.
cd farm-budgets-data
echo 'usda.key:=[your key]' > usda.key
make import
You will need a ~/.pg_service.conf file in your home directory as well. It should have an entry that looks like:
[farm-budgets-data]
host=localhost
port=5432
user=[username]
password=[password]
db=[db you want to add schema to]
Now install all dependencies for client and server. Note, NodeJS and Bower are required.
npm run init-dev
Finally, create a private config file for configuring access to postgres.
vim /etc/farm-budgets-app/config.js
It's contents should look something like this
module.exports = {
postgres : {
url : 'postgres://[username]:[password]@localhost/[database]'
},
port: 3000 // you can switch local ports here
}
Once you have initialized the PostgreSQL database and installed all development dependencies you simply run the following command to start the server.
npm run run-dev
This will serve the /public (development) code. If you are working on the shared/isomorphic code library in /lib/shared you will want to start up the browserify watch task using the following command. This will automatically rebuild the shared lib as you make modifications.
npm watch
To run the build/production code in /dist simply run
npm run
To build the project for deployment to production run:
npm run build
This project is built using the KrakenJS stack. View site for more info on project structure. Build process are preformed with Grunt.