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####Build dependencies
A working Haskell capable environment. For that you will need `haskell-stack`
and `cabal-install`, which you can install with:
A working Haskell capable environment. For that you will need `cabal-install`,
which you can install with:
```bash
sudo apt-get install haskell-stack
sudo apt-get install cabal-install
```
Shouldn't stack be available through your package repositories you can get it
[here][stack].
Now you can set up your stack with `stack setup` and follow its instructions.
This will install the latest GHC Haskell compiler on your system.
Now you can set up your cabal with `cabal update` and follow its instructions.
with this you will have also installed the latest GHC Haskell compiler on your
system.
Additionally to Haskell and its dependencies you will need the following
software and libraries:
* alex
* happy
* libmagick++-dev
* libpq-dev
* postgresql
* libfftw3-dev
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####Elasticsearch dependencies
**WARNING: THIS SECTION IS ONLY VALID FOR VERSIONS >= 0.0.5 and < 0.1.0.0**
Since version 0.0.5 there is an Elasticsearch integration for Eidolon. To Be
able to run eidolon , you need to install `elasticsearch` additionally with:
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git clone https://github.com/nek0/eidolon.git
```
build your sandbox with
```bash
cabal sandbox init
```
build the source with
```bash
stack build
cabal install
```
Everything should work automagically from there.
@ -71,11 +76,9 @@ Everything should work automagically from there.
##Deploying
After compiling you will find an executable called `eidolon` in
`.stack-work/dist/<arch>/Cabal-<version>/build/eidolon/`, where `<arch>` is
your system architecture and `<version>` your current cabal version. Copy or
link it anywhere you want. The executable needs to be accompanied by the
folders `config` and `static` and their contents. It's best to copy them to your
desired destination.
`dist/dist-sandbox-XXXXXXXX/build/eidolon/eidolon`. Copy or link it anywhere you
want. The executable needs to be accompanied by the folders `config` and
`static` and their contents. It's best to copy them to your desired destination.
Also check `config/settings.yml` and set the values there accrding to your
configuration. Especially the settings for elasticsearch are vital.
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##Customizing
Unfortunately the gallery is not highly customizable, but you can change most of
its appearance by changing the files `static/css/style-*.css`. Especially the
its appearance by changing the files `static/css/main.css`. Especially the
default background image can be changed by replacing `static/css/img/bg.jpg`.
##Starting
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* without sandbox: `runghc /path/to/eidolon/Migrations/0.0.4-0.0.5/Migration.hs`
* start or restart your eidolon service
###0.0.7-0.1.0.0
You have two options to accomplish the migration:
1. Build the migration binary with `cabal exec -- ghc --make
Migrations/0.0.7-0.1.0.0/Migration.hs` and run the executable in your run
location.
2. Link the `static/data/` folder from your link location in the same location
in the project directory and run `cabal exec -- runghc
Migrations/0.0.7-0.1.0.0/Migration.hs`
##Acknowledgements:
* This software uses the web Framework "Yesod" by Michael Snoyman. See more at: