document-mapper

Visual web tool for creating argument maps based on web or other text document content

Install ArangoDB

If you haven't already, you need to install the ArangoDB database, version 3.1 or later.

Install Golang

This project uses the new default dependency management tool that has been available since Golang version 1.11. If you haven't already, go to the Go Programming Language install page for instructions on how to get it set up in your environment.

Install ArangoMiGO

ArangoDB schema creation and migration is managed via the ArangoMiGO tool.

Set up this project

If you haven't already, clone this project to a local folder.

Create the database

First, you must create a local configuration file, as required by ArangoMiGO. An example is located in the file migrations/config.example of this project. You can make a copy, and then edit the copy to set your own variables.

cp migrations/config.example migrations/config
echo "I will use the best editor"
emacs migrations/config

At a minimum, you will need to customize the migrationspath configuration, and the username and password in extras. You should also change the ArangoDB username and password for the root user if you didn't use the default configurations.

Next, make sure your ArangoDB server is running:

/usr/local/opt/arangodb/sbin/arangod

Finally, run the ArangoMiGO utility to install the database collections and edges.

arangomigo migrations/config