Served with express.js, mostly static pages with javascript.
With nodes.js installed, first install dependencies like so:
npm install
Then run the server:
node app
Which should report something like:
"Express server listening on port 3000"
Which means you can now open a browser to http://localhost:3000
Publish images or assets to s3 bucket (which is backing a cloudfront CDN)
Install s3tools and configure with AWS credentials:
s3cmd --configure
s3cmd ls s3://assets.neo4j.org/
// -P means public acl and -cf-invalidate does cloudfront invalidation
s3cmd -P --cf-invalidate public/assets/path/file s3://assets.neo4j.org/path/
will be available as http://assets.neo4j.org/path/file
Get the latest changes:
git pull
Submit your local changes:
git commit -am "beautification and verbal eloquence"
git push origin master
Publish assets like images to S3
s3cmd --configure
s3cmd ls s3://assets.neo4j.org/
s3cmd put --acl-public public/assets/path/file s3://assets.neo4j.org/path/
For staging content, push to:
git remote add staging git@heroku.com:neo4j-org-staging.git
git push staging master
Then view the website like so:
heroku open --remote staging
Or go directly here: http://obscure-wildwood-7384.herokuapp.com
For production, push to the default remote:
git remote add live git@heroku.com:neo4j-org-live.git
git push live master
Viewable by:
heroku open --remote live
Or go directly here: http://neo4j-org.herokuapp.com/
