This application was generated by the MarkLogic-Node Slush generator, with the following components:
- AngularJS
- Gulp
- node.js: very thin layer, hosting the Angular code and proxying MarkLogic REST API requests
- Roxy Deployer: bootstrap MarkLogic databases, application servers, etc; scaffolding for MarkLogic REST API service extensions
- node.js
- npm: Built-in package manager for node (comes with
node, but check to be sure you have latest version:
npm install -g npm) - gulp: Javascript task automation (
npm install -g gulp) - Bower: A package manager for front-end libraries (
npm install -g bower) - Git - Roxy depends on this version control system
- Ruby - Roxy depends on Ruby in order to run server configuration scripts
./ml local bootstrap
./ml local deploy modules
On Windows, that would be:
ml.bat local bootstrap
ml.bat local deploy modules
Install additional dependencies using the bower package manager:
bower install
If you want to upload a dictionary for spell-suggestions:
./ml local deploy content
On Windows:
ml.bat local deploy content
Edit ./local.json to set your desired ports
gulp serve-local # this will watch the .less file for changes, compile them to .css, and run the node server
See INSTALL.md
The application comes with 3000 JSON documents generated by json-generator.com. You can load them with (MLCP)[https://docs.marklogic.com/guide/ingestion/content-pump] like this:
./ml local mlcp -options_file import-sample-data.options
Or on Windows:
ml.bat local mlcp -options_file import-sample-data.options
The application comes with a sample set of JSON data. The detail controller, the part that handles showing your data, can not only handle JSON, but also XML, Binary, and Text data out of the box.