Gettingstarted

If you want to get started quickly read the file README.txt after checking out the source First steps on *NIX systems:

  1. Check if 'env php' works for you /usr/bin/env php -v. If you don't see the output you would expect from php -v (e.g. PHP 5.1.2 (cli) (built: Sep 6 2006 22:04:21)…), you will have to customize the path to PHP in the first lines of script/console, script/generate, script/migrate, script/setup and script/test.
  2. Create your project (at least the folder public within the destination path has to be in your docroot) ./script/setup /your/project/destination/path
  3. Make sure, your project directory is writable to the webserver user (e.g.:) chgrp www-data /your/project/destination/path -R && chmod -R g+w /your/project/destination/path.
  4. Point your browser to whatever URL points to the destination path and configure Akelos or alternatively cp config/DEFAULT-config.php config/config.php and edit it according to your needs
  5. Generate some models, controllers and tables and get going! (e.g.:) ./script/generate model Article ./script/generate scaffold Blog (you might need to add force=true to override existing scaffold.css)
 
gettingstarted.txt · Last modified: 2009/10/03 04:35 by 83.53.240.36
 

The Akelos Framework was created by Bermi Ferrer and other contributors.
Potions of the code and documentation have been ported from Ruby on Rails.

The Akelos Framework is released under the LGPL license.

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