RunJS code editing and sharing platform v1.0

How to run RunJS locally

The editor of Downcodes will take you step by step to understand how to run the RunJS project locally:

1. Download the project source code

First, you need to obtain the project source code from the official RunJS repository. You can do this in two ways:

1. Download the compressed package directly: Visit the GitHub repository of RunJS (https://github.com/RunJS/RunJS), click the Code button, and select Download ZIP to download the compressed package.

2. Use Git to clone the repository: If you have installed Git, you can execute the following command on the command line to clone the repository:

`bash

git clone https://github.com/RunJS/RunJS.git

`

2. Create a database and create tables

You need to create an empty database and use the RunJS/RunJS/docs/runjs.sql script to create tables. Assume that the database you create is named runjs.

1. Create a database: According to the database management system you use (such as MySQL, PostgreSQL), use the corresponding command to create a database named runjs.

2. Import the SQL script: Use database management tools (such as MySQL Workbench, pgAdmin) to import the RunJS/RunJS/docs/runjs.sql script to complete the creation of the database table.

3. Modify database connection configuration

Open the RunJS/RunJS/src/jdbc.properties file and modify the following properties to connect to the database you created:

jdbc.jdbcUrl: Database connection URL, set according to the database type and connection method you use.

jdbc.user: database user name.

jdbc.password: database password.

4. Set up the JDK environment

Open build.sh (build.bat under Windows system) and point the JAVA_HOME variable to the path of your JDK installation.

5. Grant execution permissions (non-Windows systems)

If you are using a non-Windows system, you need to give executable permissions to the build.sh file:

`bash

chmod +x build.sh

`

6. Compile the project

Execute build.sh (or build.bat) to compile the RunJS project.

7. Deployment project

Using your favorite application server (such as Tomcat), create a new application pointing to the RunJS/RunJS/webapp directory.

8. Launch and access

Start the application server and access the corresponding address in the browser, and you can experience RunJS.

9. About login

Currently, RunJS only supports open source Chinese account login, and more login methods will be provided in the future.

Notice:

The above steps may vary depending on your environment and configuration.

If you encounter any problems, please refer to RunJS's official documentation or ask the community for help.

I hope the above steps can help you run your RunJS project locally smoothly!