For the StoryPlaces client please see the Story Places Client repository
- nodejs
- npm
- mongo
- Create a mongo instance with a suitable username and password for the 'storyplaces' database.
- There are several good guides on the internet on how to do this, however we can not cover the details here and it is up to you to ensure you instance is properly configured, especially as Mongo comes fully open out of the box!
- If you are using the authoring tool you will require a RS256 key pair to sign the JWT with. You will need to create these and set their paths as described later
- Again this is beyond the scope of this document and there are good examples of how to do this. We would strongly suggest storing them outside of any of the repository folders.
- If you wish to use HTTPS you will need to generate a set of certs for the server to use. Again, this is outside of the scope of this document.
- We suggest creating one directory to hold all the components.
- Clone this repository, the reading tool and if required the authoring tool into separate directories under the above directory.
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Copy
config/settings.json.default
toconfig/settings.json
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Edit
config/settings.json
and:- Change the locations of the reading and authoring tool paths to the paths of their respective dist folders
- Change the locations of the media paths to match your installation
- Enable https if you wish the server to support https. You will also need to set the certificate locations in the
secrets.json
file.
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Copy
config/secrets.json.default
toconfig/secrets.json
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Edit
config/secrets.json
and:- Set the database connection information as required by your installation
- Set a strong password in
auth.value
- If using the authoring tool set the location of your JWT signing keys in the
auth.jwt.*
fields - If using the authoring tool set your googld OAuth2 secret in the
auth.socialProviders.google.secretToken
field - If using HTTPS set the location of your ssl certs in the
ssl.*
fields. If you do not need a ca, remove the entry.
-
run
npm install
- run
node server.js
- Point your browser at
<server>:8080
and you will see the client
- POST the data to
<server>:8080/storyplaces/story
with the content type set asapplication\json
and the test data as the body of the request.
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- StoryPlaces
This application was developed as part of the Leverhulme Trust funded StoryPlaces Project. For more information, please visit storyplaces.soton.ac.uk
Copyright (c) 2016 University of Southampton Charlie Hargood, cah07r.ecs.soton.ac.uk Kevin Puplett, k.e.puplett.soton.ac.uk David Pepper, d.pepper.soton.ac.uk
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Storyplaces is a tool to facilitate the authoring and reading of location-aware hypertext narratives. This is the backend.