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Instructions for how to setup tDAR

Prerequisites:

  1. Java 8 (JDK) (https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html#JDK8)
  2. Maven 3.5.4+ (http://maven.apache.org/download.cgi)
  3. Git 2.17+
  4. NPM 6.4+
  5. bower 1.8.4 (if not on yarn branch)
  6. SOLR 7.3.1 (if you're not running it in 'embedded mode')
  7. PostgreSQL 9.5 with Postgis 2.2 (in production)

get tDAR:

  1. Checkout tDAR from git https://github.com/digital-antiquity/tdar.git

setting up the database(s) general:

  1. Create a tdar user in the postgres database and grant them login permissions
  2. Create the following normal databases: tdarmetadata and tdardata with owner "tdar"
  3. Create a PostGIS database: tdargis with owner "tdar"

setting up tDAR

  1. In the main tdar foldar, compile and install tDAR: mvn clean install -DskipTests. This will test that bower, npm, and maven are setup properly. It will also download all of tDAR dependencies
  2. move into the "web directory" cd web
  3. setup config files for tdar: mvn clean compile -Psetup-new-instance a. open the hibernate.properties in src/main/resources and edit the database names and tDAR username and password; save b.open the tdar.properties in src/main/resources and edit the properties for the various local path locations: file.store.location, personal.file.store.location, hosted.file.store.location, enable https: https.enabled=true the database names and tDAR username and password; save

setting up the database(s) with test data:

  1. run tDAR's database setup mvn clean install -Pliquibase-setup-dev-instance -DskipTests in the "web" directory
  2. register for tDAR
  3. in Crowd grant yourself admin permissions