Obojobo is a Learning Module Management System

For local development, testing, and as a reference for the architecture setup, we have a Docker environment to get you up and running quickly.

The docker-compose setup will automatically set up the server containers, seed the database, and get everything up and running.

1. Install Docker for Mac/Windows/Linux
2. Run docker-compose up -d (-d makes it run in the background eg: daemonized). this will take a while the first time.
3. After 2 finishes: Run docker-compose run --rm phpfpm composer install to install wordpress and all the php vendor libraries.
4. After 3 finishes: Run docker-compose run --rm phpfpm php internal/update_password.php obojobo_admin rocketduck to set the obojobo_admin user's password.
5. Log in either at http://127.0.0.1/repository or http://127.0.0.1/wp/wp-admin

Docker isn't needed to work with storybook components, just use yarn storybook for that. To allow react to talk to the server, you'll need to run webpack-dev-server and the docker servers together.

That means you need to have BOTH the docker servers running (docker-compose up -d shown above) AND the webpack dev server (yarn dev). Using this combo requires the obojobo config for APP_URL be set to the url that webpack-dev-server creates, that value is hardcoded (due to php class const) in cfgLocal.docker.php. The url you should use is whatever webpack-dev-server announces when it starts running, usually https:/127.0.0.1:8080

• Unique domain or sub domain (obojobo.yourschool.edu)
• libjpeg
• libpng
• Nginx & PHPFPM (or Apache & mod_php)
• MySQL 5.5 or 5.6 database
• Memcached
• PHP 5.6 (with the following extensions)
• gd
• mbstring
• mycrypt
• mysql
• mysqlnd
• opcache
• pecl-memcache
• xml
• Install PHP Composer via https://getcomposer.org/download

1. Configure your php.ini settings. (typically located in /etc/php5/php.ini or nearby)

• set date.timezone to America/New_York or whatever's appropriate
• set session.save_handler to 'memcache'
• set session.save_path to localhost:11211 (should be whatever your memcache server is running)

1. Set a few php-fpm options (typically located in /etc/php-fpm.conf or /etc/php-fpm.d/*.conf)

• user = nginx
• group = nginx
• security.limit_extensions to .php

We have a handful of url routing settings unique to Obojobo that need to be configured into the webserver.

1. Set up your Nginx config, typically located in /etc/nginx/nginx.conf or /etc/nginx/conf.d/*.conf
2. Use the rules set in internal/docker/nginx.conf as a reference. Note the docker example is setup so that obojobo is the only site.

1. Enable modrewrite sudo a2enmod rewrite
2. Use internal/docker/apache-vhost.conf to update your apache virtual hosts. Ve sure to adjust the domain matching and directories if needed
3. sudo service apache2 restart

Keeping separate users for wordpress and obojobo tables helps to somewhat isolate data and permissions.

1. Create 2 mysql users

• obojobo_user
• obojobo_wp_user

2. Create 2 mysql databases

• obojobo
• obojobo_wordpress

3. Give each user access to each database

• GRANT ALL ON obojobo.* TO 'obojobo_user'@'%';
• GRANT ALL ON obojobo_wordpress.* TO 'obojobo_wp_user'@'%';
• FLUSH PRIVILEGES;

4. Create tables and fill sample data

• mysql -uroot -p < internal/docker/01_obojobo_tables.sql
• mysql -uroot -p < internal/docker/02_obojobo_sampledata.sql
• mysql -uroot -p < internal/docker/04_wordpress_tables.sql
• mysql -uroot -p < internal/docker/05_wordpress_data.sql

5. Update wordpress tables to match your domain. The sample data uses http://localhost, use a tool like https://rudrastyh.com/tools/sql-queries-generator to change that to your own domain.

1. Git clone Obojobo git clone git@github.com:ucfcdl/Obojobo.git /var/www/obojobo
2. Install composer libraries: In the /var/www/obojobo and run composer install or php composer.phar install
3. Make sure the following directories are writable by the webserver user (usually nginx or www-user).

• internal/logs
• internal/media
• internal/templates/compiled

4. Copy /internal/config/cfgLocal.default.php to /internal/config/cfgLocal.php and customize

1. Run through the options in cfgLocal.php for database connection info, paths, and hosts.

TBD