Re: [photon.users] OS X Installation Guide
- From:
- Devon Weller
- Date:
- 2011-02-28 @ 14:27
Very Cool. Hopefully we can get a working app with hnu init up and
running out-of-the box soon too!
> A short question, what is the convention, OSX, OS X or OS-X?
The convention is OS X.
- Devon
On Feb 28, 2011, at 6:36 AM, Loic d'Anterroches wrote:
> Hello,
>
> please find an OS X installation guide with macports. I roughly
> translated it from French, I am not the author as I do not have Apple
> stuff at home. I will put it online asap. A short question, what is the
> convention, OSX, OS X or OS-X?
>
> loïc
>
> title: OSX Installation Guide of Mongrel2 and Photon
> author: Mehdi Kabab
> authorurl:
>
http://pioupioum.fr/developpement/photon-php-installer-mac-os-x-snow-leopard.html
> Keywords: Mac OS X, Installation, Mongrel2
> date: 27th of February, 2011
> description:
> Step by step tutorial on how to install Photon and Mongrel2 with macports.
> +++
> content:
>
> ## Prerequisites
>
> To install **Photon**[^1], you need to have **PHP 5.3** installed
> *using* **macports** with the `php5` port. **Mongrel2** requires SQLite
> et ZeroMQ[^2]. Also, if you haven't already installed it, you should
> install XDebug for PHP.
>
> To chechk that you have everything installed as needed, just run in
> command line:
>
> $ port installed sqlite3 zmq php5-xdebug
> The following ports are currently installed:
> php5-xdebug @2.1.0_0 (active)
> sqlite3 @3.7.5_0 (active)
> zmq @2.0.10_0 (active)
>
> If one port is missing, just install it with the `port install` command:
>
> sudo port install zmq
>
> You can install many ports in one go, for example:
>
> sudo port install sqlite3 zmq php5-xdebug
>
> ## Mongrel2 installation under Mac OS X Snow Leopard
>
> At the moment, **Mongrel2** is not available in **macports**. This is
> not really a problem as you can easily download, compile and install it
> from the sources:
>
> sudo port install wget
> wget http://mongrel2.org/static/downloads/mongrel2-1.5.tar.bz2
> tar xjvf mongrel2-1.5.tar.bz2
> cd mongrel2-1.5/
> sudo make clean macports install
>
> The `macports` Makefile option does not mean that **Mongrel2** will be
> installed in the macports environment, but that it will use the macports
> libraries for the build (normally `/opt/local/`). The binaries will be
> installed in `/usr/local/bin/`:
>
> which m2sh
> /usr/local/bin/m2sh
>
> ## Photon installation
>
> The **Photon** installation is very simple as everything is done using
> [PEAR](http://dist.photon-project.com/ "Photon Distribution Channel").
>
> First, you need to add several PEAR channels for Photon, the **ØMQ** PHP
> extension, PHPUnit and their dependencies:
>
> sudo pear channel-discover dist.photon-project.com
> sudo pear channel-discover pear.zero.mq
> sudo pear channel-discover pear.phpunit.de
> sudo pear channel-discover pear.symfony-project.com
> sudo pear channel-discover components.ez.no
>
> Do not worry about the Symfony and eZ Publish dependencies, these are
> needed for **PHPUnit** which requires a couple of components from them
> (for example the YAML parser of Symfony). You will not end up with these
> two solutions installed on your system.
>
> Then, just install **Photon** :
>
> sudo pear install --alldeps photon/photon-alpha
> sudo echo 'extension=http.so' > /opt/local/var/db/php5/http.ini
> sudo echo 'extension=zmq.so' > /opt/local/var/db/php5/zmq.ini
>
> ### Test your Photon installation
>
> Once the installation completed, Photon is available with the `hnu`[^3]
> command. Just to test, you can send the Photon unit tests. This will
> tell you if your system is compatible with Photon:
>
> hnu selftest
>
> ### Could not open input file: /usr/share/php/photon.php
>
> If you have the error `Could not open input file:
> /usr/share/php/photon.php`, this means that you are using Photon 0.0.5
> or a previous version. If the 0.0.6 is not yet available, you can simply
> patch your installation:
>
> cd ~/Downloads/
> wget -O hnu.diff
>
http://projects.ceondo.com/p/photon/source/ddiff/9acba649ae355aaf4b365a1f639961336ae6a323/
> sudo patch -i hnu.diff `pear config-get bin_dir`/hnu
> rm hnu.diff
> cd -
>
> ## Updating Photon
>
> Once again, updating Photon is really easy thanks to PEAR:
>
> $ sudo pear update-channels
> Update of Channel "dist.photon-project.com" succeeded
> $ sudo pear upgrade photon/photon-alpha
> downloading photon-0.0.5.tgz ...
> Starting to download photon-0.0.5.tgz (3,937,334 bytes)
>
> ...........................................................................done:
> 3,937,334 bytes
> upgrade ok: channel://dist.photon-project.com/photon-0.0.5
>
> ## Reading the Photon sources
>
> You can access the local Photon sources in the `/opt/local/lib/php`
> folder. If you are using TextMate, this is as simple as running:
>
> mate -a `pear config-get php_dir`/photon*
>
> Another solution is to directly access the sources of the project on
> [its Indefero
> forge](http://projects.ceondo.com/p/photon/source/tree/develop/ "Photon
> Git Source Tree - The High Speed PHP Framework").
>
> [^1]: For the story, I gave the name to the framework.
> [^2]: Read ZeroMQ. Also written ZeroMQ, 0MQ or ZMQ.
> [^3]: the commande name `hnu` comes from ℎν, the
> [photon](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photon "Photon - Wikipedia") in
> physics and optics.
>
> loïc
>
> --
> Indefero - Project management and code hosting - http://www.indefero.net
> Photon - High Performance PHP Framework - http://photon-project.com
> Céondo Ltd - Web + Science = Fun - http://www.ceondo.com
Re: [photon.users] OS X Installation Guide
- From:
- Mehdi Kabab
- Date:
- 2011-02-28 @ 12:50
Thx Loïc!
I found an error in the pear installation prerequisites:
--- photon-installation-macos.mdtext (saved version)
+++ (current document)
@@ -75,8 +75,8 @@
Then, just install **Photon** :
sudo pear install --alldeps photon/photon-alpha
- sudo echo 'extension=http.so' > /opt/local/var/db/php5/http.ini
- sudo echo 'extension=zmq.so' > /opt/local/var/db/php5/zmq.ini
+ sudo sh -c 'echo "extension=http.so" > /opt/local/var/db/php5/http.ini'
+ sudo sh -c 'echo "extension=zmq.so" > /opt/local/var/db/php5/zmq.ini'
### Test your Photon installation
--
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2011/2/28 Loic d'Anterroches <loic@ceondo.com>
> Hello,
>
> please find an OS X installation guide with macports. I roughly
> translated it from French, I am not the author as I do not have Apple
> stuff at home. I will put it online asap. A short question, what is the
> convention, OSX, OS X or OS-X?
>
> loïc
>
> title: OSX Installation Guide of Mongrel2 and Photon
> author: Mehdi Kabab
> authorurl:
>
>
http://pioupioum.fr/developpement/photon-php-installer-mac-os-x-snow-leopard.html
> Keywords: Mac OS X, Installation, Mongrel2
> date: 27th of February, 2011
> description:
> Step by step tutorial on how to install Photon and Mongrel2 with macports.
> +++
> content:
>
> ## Prerequisites
>
> To install **Photon**[^1], you need to have **PHP 5.3** installed
> *using* **macports** with the `php5` port. **Mongrel2** requires SQLite
> et ZeroMQ[^2]. Also, if you haven't already installed it, you should
> install XDebug for PHP.
>
> To chechk that you have everything installed as needed, just run in
> command line:
>
> $ port installed sqlite3 zmq php5-xdebug
> The following ports are currently installed:
> php5-xdebug @2.1.0_0 (active)
> sqlite3 @3.7.5_0 (active)
> zmq @2.0.10_0 (active)
>
> If one port is missing, just install it with the `port install` command:
>
> sudo port install zmq
>
> You can install many ports in one go, for example:
>
> sudo port install sqlite3 zmq php5-xdebug
>
> ## Mongrel2 installation under Mac OS X Snow Leopard
>
> At the moment, **Mongrel2** is not available in **macports**. This is
> not really a problem as you can easily download, compile and install it
> from the sources:
>
> sudo port install wget
> wget http://mongrel2.org/static/downloads/mongrel2-1.5.tar.bz2
> tar xjvf mongrel2-1.5.tar.bz2
> cd mongrel2-1.5/
> sudo make clean macports install
>
> The `macports` Makefile option does not mean that **Mongrel2** will be
> installed in the macports environment, but that it will use the macports
> libraries for the build (normally `/opt/local/`). The binaries will be
> installed in `/usr/local/bin/`:
>
> which m2sh
> /usr/local/bin/m2sh
>
> ## Photon installation
>
> The **Photon** installation is very simple as everything is done using
> [PEAR](http://dist.photon-project.com/ "Photon Distribution Channel").
>
> First, you need to add several PEAR channels for Photon, the **ØMQ** PHP
> extension, PHPUnit and their dependencies:
>
> sudo pear channel-discover dist.photon-project.com
> sudo pear channel-discover pear.zero.mq
> sudo pear channel-discover pear.phpunit.de
> sudo pear channel-discover pear.symfony-project.com
> sudo pear channel-discover components.ez.no
>
> Do not worry about the Symfony and eZ Publish dependencies, these are
> needed for **PHPUnit** which requires a couple of components from them
> (for example the YAML parser of Symfony). You will not end up with these
> two solutions installed on your system.
>
> Then, just install **Photon** :
>
> sudo pear install --alldeps photon/photon-alpha
> sudo echo 'extension=http.so' > /opt/local/var/db/php5/http.ini
> sudo echo 'extension=zmq.so' > /opt/local/var/db/php5/zmq.ini
>
> ### Test your Photon installation
>
> Once the installation completed, Photon is available with the `hnu`[^3]
> command. Just to test, you can send the Photon unit tests. This will
> tell you if your system is compatible with Photon:
>
> hnu selftest
>
> ### Could not open input file: /usr/share/php/photon.php
>
> If you have the error `Could not open input file:
> /usr/share/php/photon.php`, this means that you are using Photon 0.0.5
> or a previous version. If the 0.0.6 is not yet available, you can simply
> patch your installation:
>
> cd ~/Downloads/
> wget -O hnu.diff
>
>
http://projects.ceondo.com/p/photon/source/ddiff/9acba649ae355aaf4b365a1f639961336ae6a323/
> sudo patch -i hnu.diff `pear config-get bin_dir`/hnu
> rm hnu.diff
> cd -
>
> ## Updating Photon
>
> Once again, updating Photon is really easy thanks to PEAR:
>
> $ sudo pear update-channels
> Update of Channel "dist.photon-project.com" succeeded
> $ sudo pear upgrade photon/photon-alpha
> downloading photon-0.0.5.tgz ...
> Starting to download photon-0.0.5.tgz (3,937,334 bytes)
>
>
> ...........................................................................done:
> 3,937,334 bytes
> upgrade ok: channel://dist.photon-project.com/photon-0.0.5
>
> ## Reading the Photon sources
>
> You can access the local Photon sources in the `/opt/local/lib/php`
> folder. If you are using TextMate, this is as simple as running:
>
> mate -a `pear config-get php_dir`/photon*
>
> Another solution is to directly access the sources of the project on
> [its Indefero
> forge](http://projects.ceondo.com/p/photon/source/tree/develop/ "Photon
> Git Source Tree - The High Speed PHP Framework").
>
> [^1]: For the story, I gave the name to the framework.
> [^2]: Read ZeroMQ. Also written ZeroMQ, 0MQ or ZMQ.
> [^3]: the commande name `hnu` comes from ℎν, the
> [photon](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photon "Photon - Wikipedia") in
> physics and optics.
>
> loïc
>
> --
> Indefero - Project management and code hosting - http://www.indefero.net
> Photon - High Performance PHP Framework - http://photon-project.com
> Céondo Ltd - Web + Science = Fun - http://www.ceondo.com
>