EYT Server

Support

Setup & support start from AUD $299.

For professional server setup please contact Mathew Vlandys [email protected].

Heroku Setup

Installation on Mac OS X

1. Prerequisites

GIT

Download & install GIT from:

http://git-scm.com/download/mac

Heroku Toolbelt

Download & install the Heroku toolbelt from:

https://toolbelt.heroku.com

2. Heroku Setup

1. Sign up to Heroku (http://www.heroku.com)

2. Create a new app

3. Within the dashboard click on the plus + button in the top right

4. Enter in an App Name (take note)

5. Select a region

6. Click on the Create App button

7. Create a new database

8. From the dashboard select Databases from the top menu

9. Click on the Create Database button

10. Select a plan - **Dev Plan is free

11. Click on the Add Database button

12. Click on the newly created database entry

13. Take note of the following details:

14. Host

15. Database

16. User

17. Password

3. Download & Configure the EYT Server

1. Open the Terminal app
2. Download the EYT Server source code using GIT

git clone https://github.com/mvlandys/EYTServer.git

3. CD into the source code folder

cd EYTServer

4. Open the database config file

open app/config/database.php

5. Find the line 'default' => 'sqlite',

• Change 'sqlite' to 'pgsql'

6. Find the line 'pgsql' => array(
7. Fill in the following entries with the values noted in the previous step:

• Host, Database, Username, Password

8. Save and close the database.php file
9. Enter the following command:

git remote add heroku [email protected]:AppName.git

• Replace AppName with your Heroku app name as configured in Step 2.2.b

10. Enter the following command:

git push heroku master

4. Test your EYT Server

1. Open your internet browser
2. Go to http://AppName.herokuapp.com/

• Replace AppName with your Heroku app name as configured in Step 2.2.b

3. Login with the default credentials:

• Username: admin
• Password: admin

5. Configure the EYT apps

1. Open the settings screen of the EYT app

• Click on the (i) button in the bottom right corner

2. Enter the following for the Database URL

• AppName.herokuapp.com
• Replace AppName with your Heroku app name as configured in Step 2.2.b