Mark Doeswijk Qwerios

Hardware & OS

Running on Apple Mac mini Dualcore i5 2.8GHz (MGEQ2FN/A) OSX Yosemite: 10.10.1

UPDATE Nov 3rd 2015: Upgraded to El Capitan caused my Jenkins to stop working. I had to apply the file permission fix for the log folder again (see known issues at the end of this gist). I also had to reinstall legacy java support and load the jenkins daemon again with launchctl. I took the time to update all the components mentioned in this gist when I did the upgrade. So the Android sdk/ndk, nodejs (0.10 -> 0.12), Titanium and Java. Beware that there is a new command-line tool for titanium (appc from the 'appcelerator' package).

User account setup

I installed and setup the new Mac with 1 main administrative account. In the scripts below it is assumed you are logged in as this administrative user. Changing to the jenkins user is done using sudo su - jenkins.

Required accounts

Unit testing framework

mocha - https://github.com/mochajs/mocha chai - https://github.com/chaijs/chai

Grunt task

grunt-mocha-test - https://github.com/pghalliday/grunt-mocha-test

Coverage

blanket.js - https://github.com/alex-seville/blanket/ cobertura output - https://github.com/sjonnet19/mocha-cobertura-reporter

Official npm mirror

The main idea is to make an official NPM mirror as detailed here: https://github.com/npm/npm-registry-couchapp

Unfortunately the above instructions appear to be flawed and didn't working for me. Thankfully someone has taken the time to create an updated set of installation instructions: https://github.com/rvagg/npmjs.org/tree/new-install-docs

Bug with updated instructions

Only one problem remains with the above instructions and that is the credentials for the copy script. In copy.sh you need to fix the credentials for curl. Change this (line 46):

	apiVersion: v1
	kind: ConfigMap
	metadata:
	name: nats-config
	namespace: default
	data:
	# Used to set cluster id in deployment
	# Look for $(NATS_CLUSTER) usage below
	NATS_CLUSTER: nats-streaming
	# This is the NATS hostname to connect to

	# We can use this cloudbuild.yaml setup with a trigger type tag
	# on Google Cloud Build using default variable substitution.
	#
	# Use environment substitution in the trigger to add the additional parameters:
	#
	# _CLUSTER = kubernetes engine cluster. Ex. my-test-cluster
	# _DEPLOYMENT = deployment name Ex. my-project
	# _CONTAINER = container name within deployment. Ex. my-project-api
	# _GCS_ZONE = compute engine zone. Ex. europe-west-1c
	#

	import { createHash, randomBytes } from 'crypto';
	import * as request from 'request';

	/**
	* The configuration object
	*
	* @export
	* @interface IAuthServiceConfig
	*/
	export interface IAuthServiceConfig {

	DELIMITER $$
	CREATE FUNCTION `fnHaversine`(point1 point, point2 point) RETURNS double
	DETERMINISTIC
	begin
	declare lon1, lon2 double;
	declare lat1, lat2 double;
	declare r_lat1, r_lat2 double;
	declare d_lat double;
	declare d_lon double;
	declare a, c, R double;