Capstone Pull

MacOS Development.md

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+# MacOS Development
+1. Install Docker and Kitematic to run a MongoDB container.
+2. Use git to clone the desired stackbutton development branch.
+3. Install homebrew to get other packages.
+	- `brew install ruby` (Used for sass and gem installer.)
+	- `brew install nodejs` (Used as the js app rendering engine)
+	- `npm install sails -g` (the sails application engine)
+	- `npm install grunt -g` (Install grunt globally. Grunt collects dependencies.)
+	- `npm install @angular/cli -g`
+	- `gem install sass` to install Syntactically awesome style sheets globally. Used for managing and creating interactive stylesheets.
+
+4. Optionally add a config/local.js to the application folder that adds hooks to the sails project. Do not include this in git; for your eyes only.
+
+  ```javascript
+  module.exports.url = {
+    hooks: 'http://your-url-here.com'
+  };
+  ```
+
+5. Open terminal and navigate into the directory that contains the cloned repo.
+
+6. In the stackbutton directory use the command `npm install` to install the sails application using the listed dependencies. 
+
+7. Use docker and kitematic to deploy a mongodb container https://hub.docker.com/r/library/mongo/
+
+8. To connect mongo:
+
+  1. Ensure you have the mongo sails adapter by running `npm install` in the stackbutton directory.
+  2. Create a file config/local.js. *Do not add this to git*
+  3. Add the following block to your new local.js file:
+
+  ```javascript
+  module.exports.connections = {
+
+    stackbuttonMongo: {
+      host: 'blah', // defaults to `localhost` if omitted
+      port: blah, // defaults to 27017 if omitted
+      user: 'blah', // or omit if not relevant
+      password: 'blah', // or omit if not relevant
+      database: 'blah', // or omit if not relevant
+      adapter: 'sails-mongo'
+    }
+  };
+
+  module.exports.models = {
+
+    /***************************************************************************
+     *                                                                          *
+     * Your app's default connection. i.e. the name of one of your app's        *
+     * connections (see `config/connections.js`)                                *
+     *                                                                          *
+     ***************************************************************************/
+    connection: 'stackbuttonMongo'
+  };
+
+  /* increase timeout for mongo*/
+  module.exports.orm = {
+    _hookTimeout: 60000 // I used 60 seconds
+  };module.exports.permissions = {
+    _hookTimeout: 60000 // I used 60 seconds
+  };module.exports.pubsub = {
+    _hookTimeout: 60000 // I used 60 seconds
+  };
+  ```
+
+  Replace 'blah' in the block above with a value appropriate for your database. All of the port data for  the mongodb container should be available in kitematic.
+
+9. cd into the ng2 directory and `npm install`. Use `ng serve` to serve the angular content. Leave 'ng serve' running as you work. <http://localhost:4200>
+
+--------------------------
+
+Optionally launch the application as production by using these commands in the stackbutton directory:
+
+  ```shell
+  npm install
+  sails lift
+  ```
+
+  The above command should run the app at <http://localhost:1337>
+
+

README.md

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 A friendly - but powerful - provisioning and monitoring tool for DevOps tool chains and application infrastructure.
 
-# Getting Started
+# Getting Started Development
 
-  1. Install [nodejs](http://nodejs.org) version 4.4.3LTS.
-  2. Install [sails](http://sailsjs.org/get-started).  Do *not* run the ```sails new...``` command.
-  3. Install [ruby](https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/).
-  4. Clone this repo via ```git clone https://github.com/sheaphillips/stackbutton.git```
-  5. Add the following to config/local.js
+  1. Install [nodejs](http://nodejs.org)
+  2. Install [sails](http://sailsjs.org/get-started)  
+  3. Install [ruby](https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/) for using Sass.
+  4. Clone the stackbutton repo to your local disk
+  5. Optionally add the following to sails's local configuration for config/local.js
 
   ```javascript
   module.exports.url = {
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   6. From the command line, in the location you cloned the repo into:
 
-  ```shell
-  npm install grunt bower -g
-  npm install
+ ```shell
+  npm install -g @angular/cli
   gem install sass
-  sails lift
+  cd ng2
+  npm install
+  ng serve
   ```
 
-  The above command should run the app and you will be able to view it at <http://localhost:1337> in your favourite browser.
+  The above command should run the NG Live Development Server on <http://localhost:4200>
 
   To enable mongo:
 
-  1. Ensure you have the mongo sails adapter by running ```npm install```
+  1. Ensure you have the mongo sails adapter by running `npm install` in the stackbutton directory
   2. Create a file config/local.js. *Do not add this to git*
   3. Add the following block to your new local.js file:
 

StackButton-docs/BrochureContent.md

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+StackButton: See the potential of your cloud development resources.
+
+Illustration - StackButton in Angular in Sails in NodeJS in Docker in OpenShift
+Bison in robot whale submarine
+
+# BamDev Presents: Stackbutton for Cloud Compass Computing Inc.
+
+### Stackbutton
+
+Cloud Compass needs a tool to monitor cloud deployed tools and this application delivers an easy-to-deploy central monitoring system for cloud-based services. The vision for Stackbutton is to make monitoring team resources simple.
+
+### Cloud Compass
+
+Cloud Compass helps organizations transition to cloud based technology solutions. StackButton is a business intelligence project that lets a dev-ops monitor their existing cloud platform. The vision for StackButton is an easy-to-use containerdeployed central monitoring system.
+
+**Sheryll Tabamo** - Project Manager
+
+[email protected]
+
+Sheryll has always aspired to pursue a career in the tech industry. Coming from the commercial banking field, she brings assets required to communicate with the clients and team members to initiate a process that meets client needs. She loves engaging in a team environment, enjoys presenting business solutions, and thrives on delivering a successful project completion.
+
+**Curis LayCraft** - Team Lead/Programmer 
+
+Curtis has experienced diverse business environments through work in applied communication. He is expanding his technical proficiencies in computer science to move into the high-tech sector. He worked on the BC Govt’s Time and Leave project team, and with the mobile enabled version of PeopleSoft. Curtis is passionate about teaching and has been an instructor for corporate training, for college courses, and for board game development. Curtis will draw on his existing skills and experiences to making great software.
+
+**Lee Combs** - Senior Developer
+
+[email protected]
+
+Lee is a self-taught, amateur game developer, and has a wide foundation of technical skills. He has developed strong, well-rounded communication skills while working with people of varying personal and technical experience. He will meet and exceed expectations for the projects that he undertakes.
+
+###Thanks!
+
+BamDev would like to thank our sponsors for their support as we stepped into the rapidly growing modern JavaScript application development. The team would also like to thank Saryta Schaerer and the instructors at Camosun for their ongoing support and encouragement.
+
+##Cloud Compass Computing Inc.
+
+Cloud Compass Computing Inc. helps organizations transition to cloud-based technolog y solutions. Cloud and web-based software solutions have seized a major role in IT and continue to expand. Moving business applications off-site has huge organizational benefits.
+
+- Cloud-based applications ensure that all software in an organization will run at a consistent version.
+- Deployed software meets or exceeds an organization’s data handling requirements.
+- Applications run in a web browser which translates to lower hardware requirements and reduced hardware cost.
+- The organization’s computing power can be scaled from a central point. Organizations need support, guidance, and development as they transition to cloud-based applications.
+
+##Underlying Technologies
+
+**OpenShift** - OpenShift is an application development and hosting platform that automates the provisioning, management, and scaling of Stackbutton alongside other containers.
+
+**Docker** - Stackbutton is bundled inside of a docker container and can be easily built, shared, and run with a single command.
+
+**NodeJS** - Stackbutton is built in JavaScript and runs on Node. This makes interactions from a browser quick and responsive.
+
+**Sails** - Sails is the real-time MVC framework that handles the MongoDB and Stackbutton APIs.
+
+**MongoDB** - Data is stored and retrieved using MongoDB, allowing for perky data retrieval.
+
+**Angular** - Stackbutton is built in Angular and TypeScript, which allows for object-oriented web development and responsive user interactions.
+
+**PatternFly** - The user interface is built in PatternFly which is a UI framework for enterprise web applications.

StackButton-docs/Logos/AngularLogo.txt

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+https://angular.io/presskit.html