ROC

Rapture Operator Console

Steps to run:

1. Start RaptureWebServer

2. Install the EntityTest, Widgets, DataEntities and DataSets features; run relevant script(s) to import data. E.g. for getting country- and currency-related data into our system:

• cd ~/Rapture/Plugins/EntityTest; gradle clean installApp; cd ..; ./featTest.sh
• cd ~/Rapture/Plugins/Widgets; gradle clean installApp; cd ..; ./featWidget.sh
• cd ~/Rapture/Plugins/DataSets; gradle clean installApp
• cd ~/Rapture/Plugins/DataEntities; gradle clean installApp
• cd ..; ./featDS.sh (NOTE: this installs DataSets and DataEntities)
• cd ~/Rapture/Plugins/TestScripts/ImportCountries/; ~/Rapture/Apps/ReflexRunner/build/install/ReflexRunner/bin/ReflexRunner -u rapture -p rapture -r http://localhost:8665/rapture -f import.script(NOTE: this imports country data)
• cd ~/Rapture/Plugins/TestScripts/ImportCountries/; ~/Rapture/Apps/ReflexRunner/build/install/ReflexRunner/bin/ReflexRunner -u rapture -p rapture -r http://localhost:8665/rapture -f importCCY.script (NOTE: this imports currency data)

3. In ROC's root directory, run npm install to install all NPM dependencies.

4. (Optional step: ONLY IF you do not have the latest private modules from https://github.com/Incapture/RaptureJS under ROC/node_modules_incapture/):

• pull/fork a local copy of the RaptureJS repository (https://github.com/Incapture/RaptureJS)
• In ROC's root directory, run gulp rapturejs-latest --loc ~/RaptureJS/ --modules '["core-auth"]' (where 'loc' is the location of RaptureJS on your local, 'modules' is an array of modules that you want your project to utilize)

5. Now run node server.js

ROC should be up and running at http://localhost:8081