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february-fire

to run locally:

mongod &
node web.js test

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to setup on heroku:

heroku create

heroku config:set HOST=https://random-name-6789.herokuapp.com
heroku config:set NODE_ENV=production
heroku config:set SESSION_SECRET=do_not_check_into_github
heroku config:set ODESK_API_KEY=do_not_check_into_github
heroku config:set ODESK_API_SECRET=do_not_check_into_github
heroku config:set EDITORS=some,list,of,usernames
heroku config:set PAYER=richy
heroku config:set TEAMS=12345,23456
heroku config:set MAX_PAYOUT=1000

git push heroku master
heroku addons:add mongohq:small
heroku ps:scale web=2
heroku addons:add scheduler:standard
heroku open

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add basic form for setting user permissions

run locally (see readme)
login
in new terminal, run

mongo februaryfire

and run

db.users.update({_id:"YOUR_ODESK_USERNAME"}, {$set:{admin:true}})

in index.html, if the current user has admin=true, add an "admin" button after "activity feed"
when this button is clicked, make an rpc call to "getAdmins" and "getEditors"
add/implement "getAdmins" and "getEditors" in web.js, after "getUser"
- each function should do a query for all the users with admin=true or editor=true respectively, and return all those users
in index.html, when the "admin" button is clicked, after it has the rpc results,
- reduce the array of admins to a string of usernames separated by commas
- reduce the array of editors to a string of usernames separated by commas
- show the admins in a textbox labeled "admins", and show the editors in a textbox labeled "editors"
you should at least see yourself in the admin box
take a screenshot of that
submit pull request with screenshot showing it work