X-Git-Url: http://jsfdemo.indexdata.com/?a=blobdiff_plain;f=README;h=96bd7ef3ee421b5c7fed0133235fcfe9d2c80867;hb=f774dad47ebce13e0bd13a461ce1765d1b7d0f96;hp=ba3aaa8249ad7b32a8bf7df064192f6e4674261d;hpb=af59afe80f26d336200df63ebe4b5fc6d781047a;p=mkws-moved-to-github.git diff --git a/README b/README index ba3aaa8..96bd7ef 100644 --- a/README +++ b/README @@ -1,28 +1,52 @@ OVERVIEW ======== -The MasterKey Widget Set, or MKWS, is a project to create some very -simple HTML/JS/CSS widgets that can be dropped into ANY website, -irrespective of CMS or lack thereof, to enable MasterKey searching. - -The top level bug for discussing this is - https://jira.indexdata.com/browse/MKWS-1 -and a high-level description can be found at - https://twiki.indexdata.com/twiki/bin/view/ID/MasterKeyWidgetSet +The MasterKey Widget Set, or MKWS, provides HTML/JS/CSS widgets that +can be dropped into ANY website, irrespective of CMS or lack thereof, +to enable MasterKey searching. See the contents of the "doc" directory +for further documentation. WHAT'S WHAT =========== -README -- this file +README -- this file +LICENSE -- The GNU LGPL (Lesser General Public Licence) Makefile -- delegates to tools/htdocs/Makefile -tools -- the tools that make up the Widget Set +src -- source-code that is compiled into the tools area +tools -- the tools that make up the Widget Set examples -- examples of applications that use MKWS -notes -- internal documents, not for customers +doc -- documentation (in Markdown, compiles to HTML) +test -- regression-testing scripts +notes -- internal documents, not for customers Required devel tools ==================== -on debian, you will need: curl git-core pandoc yui-compressor +If you are building the widget set, as opposed to just using it, you +will need the following Debian packages (or their equivalents on your +operating system): + +$ sudo apt-get install curl git pandoc yui-compressor libbsd-resource-perl + +You also need Node.js, but unfortunately the node-js package is not +available for Debian wheezy. You can either get it from +wheezy-backports or download the source from +http://nodejs.org/download/ and build it yourself. You need node and +npm, its package manager: make install puts them into /usr/local/bin. + +To compile the default templates you'll need to install the stable version +of Handlebars. Currently it's at 2.0.0 and available by npm: + + npm install handlebars@2.0.0 -g + +For apache setup, see tools/apache2/README + + +NEWS +==== + +see tools/htdocs/NEWS +