The motive from evanhalley

#Motive

Motive is a top secret project
Motive is not a real name.

Environment Setup
Required Software
Install Apache and PHP
Install Neo4j
Install Composer
Install Slim PHP / Neo4jPHP
Download Motive
Apache Setup
Enable URL Rewrite
PHP Unit Tests

##Environment Setup **Required Software**

Apache 2.2.22
PHP 5.3.10
Neo4j Server 1.8.2
Composer
Neo4jPHP
Slim PHP

##Install Apache and PHP

May already be installed, if not, please use your OS standard way of installing software packages.

##Neo4j

Can be acquired from: http://www.neo4j.org/download Once installed, start the Neo4j server: sudo {NEO4J Home}/bin/neo4j start

##Composer

Motive uses PHP Composer to download and initialize PHP libraries.

Install PHP Composer for your operating system: http://getcomposer.org/download/

##Slim PHP / Neo4jPHP ##Download Motive

git clone [email protected]:emuneee/motive.git

Run PHP composer to download Neo4jPHP, Slim PHP, and PHPSec libraries

From /motive/api run:

php composer.phar install

-or-

composer install

##Apache Setup 1. Configure `Apache 2.2.22` to point to the Motive application by updating /motive/motive.conf * Open /motive/motive.conf and update the `DocumentRoot` and `Directory` with your own paths * `DocumentRoot` should point to .../motive/api * Copy motive.conf to your APACHE_HOME/users directory * `cp /motive/motive.conf /users` 2. In your Apache configuration file at `/httpd.conf`, find the directory access configuration ``, and update: * Comment out `AllowOverride none` * Add in `AllowOverride all` 3. Uncomment the PHP5 module in your Apache configuration file at APACHE_HOME/httpd.conf * `LoadModule php5_module libexec/apache2/libphp5.so` ##Enable URL Rewrite

This step is necessary for us to expose our API.

mkdir /etc/apache2/mods-enabled #If directory does not already exist
cd /etc/apache2/mods-enabled
ln -s ../mods-available/rewrite.load rewrite.load

##Test Your Setup

Visit http://localhost/index.php. If the Slim PHP page loads, your setup is correct. If not, check your Apache logs for errors.

##PHP Unit Testing

For unit testing, we will be using the PHPUnit test framework. It can be acquired here

Mac OS X (more or less) - http://www.newmediacampaigns.com/page/install-pear-phpunit-xdebug-on-macosx-snow-leopard

Linux - http://www.giocc.com/installing-phpunit-on-ubuntu-11-04-natty-narwhal.html

##Running Unit Tests

Unit tests can be using the following command

phpunit --verbose NameOfTestHere

motive's People

Contributors

Watchers

motive's Issues

User authentication and session management

The Motive API should allow a user to:

*create an account
*sign in and maintain an authenticated session
*interact with the rest of the API

Only a user who has an authenticated session can interact with the API. If not authenticated, the user shouldn't have access to any Motive data

Todo creation, retrieval, update, and deletion

An authenticated user should be able to create todos. A todo is an item a user wants to complete in the future. The todo should capture the following information:

*title
*description
*target completion date
*category
*tags
*todo list to be addded to
*visibility

Once a todo is created, the user should be able to retrieve, update, or delete/dismiss the todo at will.

Once the todo has been completed, the user will be rewarded with a certain amount of points.

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User authentication and session management

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Todo list creation, retrieval, update, removal

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