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h3. Before You Begin h3. Before You Begin
1. Install Ruby 2, RubyGems, Rails 4, git, and a database like MySQL 1. Install Ruby 2, RubyGems, Rails 4, git, and a database like MySQL
2. Download the application using git: git clone git@github.com:iobridge/thingspeak.git 2. Download the application using git: <code>git clone git@github.com:iobridge/thingspeak.git</code>
3. Change to the thingspeak directory and install the appropriate gems: sudo bundle install 3. Change to the thingspeak directory and install the appropriate gems: <code>sudo bundle install</code>
h3. Configuration h3. Configuration
1. Set your database configuration file at config/database.yml (see config/database.yml.example for an example) 1. Set your database configuration file at config/database.yml (see config/database.yml.example for an example)
2. Create the database: rake db:create 2. Create the database: <code>rake db:create</code>
3. Create the database tables: rake db:schema:load 3. Create the database tables: <code>rake db:schema:load</code>
h3. Run The Application h3. Run The Application
1. Start the server: rails server 1. Start the server: <code>rails server</code>
Your application will now be running at http://localhost:3000/ Your application will now be running at "localhost:3000":http://localhost:3000/
h2. Changing Application Text h2. Changing Application Text
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<code>rake db:migrate</code> <code>rake db:migrate</code>
If your server is active you can restart it by going to the active terminal, hitting Ctrl-c, and then typing: If your server is active you can restart it by going to the active terminal, hitting Ctrl-c, and then typing:
<code>rails server</code> <code>rails server</code>