project.goorm

goorm is the cloud-based Integrated Development Environment. It is developed in only javascript and using various open source libraries. It is also an open-source project. goorm supports currently C/C++ and Java as well as HTML, CSS, PHP and Javascript. Other languages will be supported with plugin. (future works).

• goorm is developing now and this repository provides only beta version.
• please, feedback to us about bugs and feature what you need. (email: [email protected])

Installation

install using npm :

      $ npm install goorm -g

Official Site

• http://goorm.io
• http://goorm.org

Features

• Build your own cloud integrated development environment
• Support various plug-ins
• Collaborate on projects in real-time with other developers
• Design UI/UML
• Support syntax highlighting
• Powerful search/replace
• Customize your own goorm
• Manage your project via subversion/git
• Work with the useful terminal
• and so on...

Getting Started

• node.js installation

  install node.js :

      $ git clone http://github.com/joyent/node.git
      $ cd node
      $ tar -xvzf node-v0.8..tar.gz
      $ cd node-v0.8.2
      $ ./configure
      $ make
      $ sudo make install
  

  check node.js installed successfully :

      $ node -v
  

  if node.js installed successfully, it prints node.js version as below:

      $ v0.8.2
  

  install npm (optional- latest version of node.js automatically install npm, so you may not install npm) :

  it requires curl to install npm, install curl as below :

      $ sudo chown -R $USER /usr/local
      $ apt-get install curl
  

  then, install npm :

      $ curl http://npmjs.org/install.sh > install.sh
      $ sudo sh install.sh
  

• Download

  clone goorm (git) :

      $ git clone git://github.com/xenoz0718/goorm.git
  

  checkout goorm (svn) :

      $ svn checkout svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/goorm/code/trunk goorm 
  

  or using npm :

      $ npm install goorm -g
  

• Run

  run mongodb:

      $ mongod
  

  if mongodb installed successfully, it prints information as below:

      ...
      Thu Oct  4 23:26:15 [websvr] admin web console waiting for connections on port 28017
      Thu Oct  4 23:26:15 [initandlisten] waiting for connections on port 27017
      ...
  

  run goorm.js :

      $ node goorm.js start
  

  run goorm.js (through npm) :

      $ goorm start
  

  run goorm daemon :

      $ node goorm.js start -d
      $ goorm start -d
  

  config (optional) :

      $ node goorm.js set --workspace ~/workspace/
      $ goorm set -w ~/workspace/
      
      $ node goorm.js set --temp-directory ~/temp_files/
      $ goorm set -t ~/temp_files/
      
      $ node goorm.js set -f appId, appSecret
      $ goorm set --api-key-facebook appId, appSecret
  
      $ node goorm.js set -b consumerKey, consumerSecret
      $ goorm set --api-key-twitter consumerKey, consumerSecret
  
      $ node goorm.js set -g appId, appSecret
      $ goorm set --api-key-google appId, appSecret
  
      $ node goorm.js set -h appId, appSecret
      $ goorm set --api-key-github appId, appSecret
  

  stop goorm daemon :

      $ node goorm.js stop
      $ goorm stop
  

  if goorm runned successfully, it prints information as below :

      goormIDE:: loading config...
      /--------------------------------------------------------
      workspace_path: /Users/goormUser/workspace/
      temp_dir_path: /Users/goormUser/temp_files/
      goormIDE:: starting...
      /--------------------------------------------------------
      info  - socket.io started
      goorm IDE server listening on port 9999 in development mode
      Open your browser and connect to
      'http://localhost:9999' or 'http://[YOUR IP/DOMAIN]:9999'
  

  run goorm.js:

      $ node goorm.js
  

  you can run the goorm as below URL in your web-browser (google chrome is hardly recommended) :

      http://localhost:9999
  

License

goorm is provided under the GNU AFFERO General Public License Version 3.0(AGPLv3)