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harp-openshift

v0.0.9

Published

A simple extension to run HarpJS on OpenShift

Downloads

8

Readme

harp-openshift

A simple extension to run HarpJS on OpenShift.

Install

Execute npm install harp-openshift --save in your project folder.

Usage

Create a new NodeJS OpenShift Application

The following line creates a new scalable NodeJS application named harptest in the namespace example.

rhc create-app harptest nodejs-0.10 -s -n example

Clone and cleanup the application

git clone ssh://<user-id>@harptest-example.openshift.local/~/git/harptest.git/ harptest
cd harptest
rm deplist.txt index.html

Add dependencies

Add the packages harp and harp-openshift dependencies to the package.json, remove existing entries if any

{
    "dependencies": {
  	    "harp":"~0.14.x",
  	    "harp-openshift":"~0.0.7"
  	}
}

Initialize the HarpJS application

Next initialize the HarpJS application into the subdirectory _harp

harp init _harp

Edit server.js

Now delete all contents in server.js and insert the following line.

require('harp-openshift').openshift('_harp');

Commit and deploy your app

git add _harp
git commit -a -m "Harptest running"
git push

Visit your HarpJS application

Open your browser and navigate to https://harptest-example.openshift.local

License

Copyright (c) 2014 Marco Grätsch
Licensed under the MIT license.