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= Getting OpenMRS up and running on your computer =
= Getting OpenMRS up and running on your computer =


The short version:
Steps:

* Install git and IRC.
* Install git and IRC.
* Manual setup (clone the code from GitHub) OR VM setup (follow VM instructions).
* Manual setup (clone the code from GitHub) OR VM setup (follow VM instructions).
* Configure your git remotes.
* Compile the code.
* Compile the code.
* Start the web server.
* Go through the web app set up process.
* Go through the web app set up process.
* You should have a running local version of OpenMRS on your machine!
* You should have a running local version of OpenMRS on your machine!
* If you want to get a feel for how one would fix a bug in the code, GOTO "OpenMRS bug walkthrough." If you want to fix an actual bug in the code, GOTO "new beginner tasks."
* If you want to get a feel for how one would fix a bug in the code, GOTO "OpenMRS bug walkthrough." If you want to fix an actual bug in the code, GOTO "new beginner tasks."

Here are all the relevant links:
...

See steps below.

= Manual setup =

= VM setup =

git clone -b express-setup https://github.com/cpschuster/OpenMRS-dev-setup

If you've ever used the express setup before, you'll want to do
vagrant box remove OpenMRS-dev-setup-clone
before you do
vagrant up

= Git setup =


= OpenMRS bug walkthrough =
= OpenMRS bug walkthrough =

Revision as of 07:03, 22 November 2014

What to install before the workshop

If your computer has at least 10 GB of hard disk space free and at least 3 GB of RAM, it's recommended to download and install the following:

Install VirtualBox: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads

and Vagrant: http://downloads.vagrantup.com/


This allows you to use a virtual machine at the workshop that already has everything set up. Otherwise, you'll need to perform a manual installation. The manual installation guide can be found here: https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/docs/Getting+Started+as+a+Developer, but will be covered in more depth at the workshop.

Getting OpenMRS up and running on your computer

The short version:

  • Install git and IRC.
  • Manual setup (clone the code from GitHub) OR VM setup (follow VM instructions).
  • Configure your git remotes.
  • Compile the code.
  • Start the web server.
  • Go through the web app set up process.
  • You should have a running local version of OpenMRS on your machine!
  • If you want to get a feel for how one would fix a bug in the code, GOTO "OpenMRS bug walkthrough." If you want to fix an actual bug in the code, GOTO "new beginner tasks."

Here are all the relevant links: ...

See steps below.

Manual setup

VM setup

git clone -b express-setup https://github.com/cpschuster/OpenMRS-dev-setup

If you've ever used the express setup before, you'll want to do vagrant box remove OpenMRS-dev-setup-clone before you do vagrant up

Git setup

OpenMRS bug walkthrough

Talk to Chris Hay and Katherine Ye.


New beginner tasks

Talk to Danni Yu and Nicole Quah (ThoughtWorks).

  • Pair programming is great!
  • Have Vagrant and VirtualBox installed with at least 10 GB of hard disk space.

If you're working on one of these, please edit your wiki and put your name next to it!

  • TRUNK-3895 Filter daemon user from user-related API methods
  • TRUNK-3479 Concept Validator should ignore short names
  • TRUNK-3274 Voided person addresses and names should be ignored by the short patient form validator
  • TRUNK-2660 Validate field lengths of domain objects in management pages
  • TRUNK-4539 Support validation in the UI for the database characters set for a field or column
  • TRUNK-3849 Move Address and Name layout support classes from web layer to api layer
  • TRUNK-2941 Find+Move mediawiki archive pages in confluence
  • TRUNK-3709 Secret answer should be encrypted