update docs to reflect new version of packages

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ali asaria 2014-08-17 13:40:15 -04:00
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how to install and run on your own computer (linux/osx) how to install and run on your own computer (linux/osx)
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- [install redis v2.2.2](http://redis.io/download) - [install redis](http://redis.io/download) (last tested on v2.8.4)
- [install node.js >= 0.4.7](http://nodejs.org/) - [install node.js](http://nodejs.org/) (last tested on v0.10.30)
- install npm (if you're running node.js [v0.6.3](https://github.com/joyent/node/commit/b159c6) or newer it's already installed!) - install npm (if you're running node.js [v0.6.3](https://github.com/joyent/node/commit/b159c6) or newer it's already installed!)
- cd to the scrumblr directory; you should see server.js and config.js and other files. - cd to the scrumblr directory; you should see server.js and config.js and other files.
- run `npm install` - run `npm install`
- If you get errors about express, you may need to change in package.json to have "express": ">=2.4.x",
- run redis `redis-server` - run redis `redis-server`
- run scrumblr `node server.js 80` where "80" is the port you have opened in your firewall and want scrumblr to run on. - run scrumblr `node server.js 80` where "80" is the port you have opened in your firewall and want scrumblr to run on.
- open a browser to `http://localhost:80` where "80" is the port you chose in the previous step. - open a browser to `http://<server>:<port>` where <server> is your server's url or IP address, and <port> is the port you chose in the previous step.
license license
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author author
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ali asaria - [well.ca](http://well.ca) - ali [at] well.ca ali asaria