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Setting up rails on OpenBSD 5.9
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| 1. Install Ruby | |
| pkg_add ruby | |
| - I chose 2.3.0 | |
| 2. Install gems | |
| pkg_add ruby-gems | |
| 3. Add ~/.gem/ruby/2.3/bin to PATH | |
| PATH="~/.gem/ruby/2.3/bin:"$PATH | |
| 4. Install bundle | |
| gem23 install --user-install bundler | |
| 5. Install nokogiri (or run into problems installing rails) | |
| pkg_add ruby23-nokogiri | |
| 6. Install rails | |
| gem23 install --user-install rails | |
| 7. rails23 new <projectname> - will throw an issue with nokogiri so... | |
| 8. gem23 install --user-install nokogiri -- --use-system-libraries --with-xml2-config=/usr/local/bin/xml2-config --with-xslt-config=/usr/local/bin/xslt-config | |
| 9. Install node.js | |
| pkg_add node | |
| 10. Add node to the gemfile | |
| gem 'node' | |
| 11. ??? | |
| 12. Run bundle install to install your gems! | |
| bundle23 install --path=~/.gem | |
| 13. Profit!! | |
| the gem install --user-install bundler puts the bundler local to the user. Adding the directory to the path allows for bundler to be used where it was installed. If you want to go a step further you can soft link /usr/local/bin/ruby23 to /usr/local/bin/ruby and do something similar with /usr/local/bin/rails23 and ~/.gem/ruby/2.4/bin/bundle(r)23. I just run the commands as they are right now. | |
| I also ran into an issue with therubyracer, for some reason bundle didn't find python or python2 (or something like that). Instead I used the node gem, and installed nodejs on my server. |
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Was able to mostly get running on 6.1 as well. I might be misunderstanding directive 10. Added that to the gem file but bundler choked on 'node', so I'm probably putting it in the wrong place or something.