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Windows Setup Instructions
Alex Yang edited this page Mar 31, 2015
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##Installing Node
- Download Nodejs and Install: nodejs.org
- Open up command prompt (Type cmd into search) and see if
node –vandnpm –vworks.
- Open up command prompt (Type cmd into search) and see if
- Download Heroku toolbelt and install it: toolbelt.heroku.com
- Open up Git Bash and see if heroku version works.
- From now on, use all commands in Git Bash. It has same format as Unix command line
##Installing MongoDB
- Download Mongodb and extract: Mongodb.org/downloads
- Then, inside there will be a
binfile, move that file intoC:\ (Root directory)and rename it mongodbC:\mongodb - Create a new folder called
datain theC:\ directory. Then create a new folder calleddbinside that folder. (So thatC:\data\db) exists
##Setting up your PATH
- For Windows 7:
- Right click Computer in the start menu, select Advanced System Properties and click on the Advanced tab.
- For Windows 8:
- Search for Control Panel in the search menu. Then click on Control Panel -> System -> Advanced.
- For All:
There should be a button called Environment Variables. Click on it and there should be a variable called
PATH.- Highlight
PATH, click on Edit, and then add “;C:\mongodb” without quotes to the end of the string. Then press OK and OK again on the Environment Variable box. - Open up command prompt and type
mongodand see if it loads without error. - To set up github, please follow the instructions here: help.github.com/articles/generating-ssh-keys
- You might be inclined to use the github application instead, which is ok as well. But run those commands in git bash to set up your SSH key.
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