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Setting up your Cappuccino development environment

Originally published on September 8, 2009

official instructions and don’t aim to replace them, but possibly make them a little easier to follow. Here we go:

  1. Get the source:
    git clone git://github.com/280north/cappuccino.git
  2. Make a directory for the built products, for example I did:
    mkdir /Users/johannes/Code/capp_build
  3. Add $CAPP_BUILD to your .profile (or whatever you use) I did:
    export CAPP_BUILD=/Users/johannes/Code/capp_build
  4. Source it:
    source ~/.profile
  5. Build and install cappuccino:
    cd cappuccino && sudo rake install
  6. That's it!
To update to the latest version, you can later just change into the cappuccino directory and run
git pull
and then
sudo rake clobber-all install
And if you use TextMate, you'll want to install the TextMate Objective-J bundle like so (in the cappuccino directory):
open ./Build/Cappuccino/Tools/Editors/TextMate/JavaScript\ Objective-J.tmbundle
One more optional thing you should do is set up your name in capp (the tool you'll use to generate new applications):
capp config user.name "Your Name"
You can also set up additional values. So now you're all set to start your first Cappuccino project.


Comments

Johannes Fahrenkrug said...

Thanks, ncho!
[cheesy]I had as much fun writing them as you had reading them[/cheesy] ;-)

September 12, 2009 10:18 AM

ncho said...

Johannes -- thanks for these Cappucinno tutorials. This is great! Also, good to see someone pushing the Radiant envelope -- excellent CMS.

September 11, 2009 06:41 PM