Also ensure that artifacts show up in $USER_HOME/.m2/repository/org/apache/fineract/cn/ Note : Ensure that you get BUILD SUCCESSFUL after iteration for EACH repository.For this option: download and run the script using `bash initial-setup.sh apache`.this way you don't have to fork anything and you can use `git pull ` to get latest updates.later if you want to contribute to some microservice then you have to create a fork and switch to that fork to create a pull request.You clone Fineract CN repositories directly.Fineract uses Gradle for building but for demo server we need to get dependent projects to local maven repository because this is where demo server looks for them.You can switch to options #2 or #3 below later, once you start changing the program code.Recommended: You clone demo-server and let it download all dependendent fineract-cn-* libraries and projects from Artifactory to your local Maven repositoryįollow the instructions: mkdir integration-tests cd integration-tests git clone cd fineract-cn-demo-server/ cd scripts/dependencies_to_local_maven mvn package (this brings all the fineract-cn-* dependencies from Artifactory to your local maven repo) cd. Npm (node package manager for javascript) is another package manager, homebrew still treats it like a keg to be installed, instructions You don't need to have Cassandra running if you just want to run demo server without persistence (Option A in Step 3).Īlternative: If you have Docker installed you have the option to not install Cassandra and run it from inside a container like this:Įnsure you have Node 6.10.0+ and NPM 3+ installed. You need NoSQL database Cassandra 3.11 running. This step is optional as all the Fineract CN applications package Gradle wrapper into the project, run it. Optional step: install Maven and e nsure that artifacts are stored in $USER_HOME/.m2/repository You don't need to install PostgreSQL if you just want to run demo server without persistence (Option A in Step 3). you can install all at same go: brew install git, maven, gradle, cassandra, npm, node brew install git.you can specify version without the sign brew assumes the most recent stable release.on older macs, you may first need to xcode-select -install.Install homebrew to make life easier See how to instructions. Here we use Homebrew approach (not the only package manager but one that is preferred on mac) This tutorial teaches how to choose the correct Java version like this:Įxport JAVA_HOME=`/usr/libexec/java_home -d 64 -v "1.8*"` launchctl setenv JAVA_HOME `/usr/libexec/java_home` java -version # should display java version "1.8.0_XXX". You might have multiple Java versions installed so make sure that Java 8 is used.
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