NOTE: For the latest installation notes, troubleshooting and tips, visit the FAQ: https://issues.thebuggenie.com/wiki/TheBugGenie:FAQ
The Bug Genie uses a dependency resolution tool called Composer, which must be downloaded and run before The Bug Genie can be installed or used.
Download and install Composer from http://getcomposer.org
After you have followed the instructions in step 1, run
php composer.phar install
from the main directory of The Bug Genie. Composer will download and install
all necessary components for The Bug Genie, and you can continue to the actual
installation as soon as it is completed.
After you have followed the instructions in step 2, run
npm install
from the main directory of The Bug Genie. The node package manager will
download and install all necessary components for minifying The Bug Genie's
static resources as JavaScripts and CSS.
After the installations finished, run
node_modules/.bin/grunt
You can continue to the actual installation as soon as it is completed.
If you have access to a web server setup, configure a separate virtual host for The Bug Genie, with the document root pointing to the public/ subfolder of the main thebuggenie/ directory.
If you are using Apache, enable url rewriting (the installation routine will help you complete the url rewriting setup), and if you're using IIS, Nginx or others, look at the examples included in the online documentation at https://issues.thebuggenie.com/wiki/TheBugGenie:FAQ
Visit the subfolder /public/index.php in your web-browser, or point your web
browser to the virtual host domain you set up in step 3.
The installation script will start automatically and guide you through the installation process.
You can use the included command-line client to install, if you prefer that.
Run ./tbg_cli from this folder.
To install:
./tbg_cli install