OpenShift - better example

[Simon Oberhammer]

I found a better way to separate RingoJs from the application:

    https://github.com/oberhamsi/ringojs-openshift-example

RingoJs is contained as a submodule and built on the openshift machine as part of the deployment. So to move a RingoJs app to openshift:

   * clone this repo
   * embed your application as submodule
   * adapt RINGO_ARGS to start your application
   * push to openshift :)

RINGO_ARGS is defined in ".openshift/action_hooks/constants".

I like it :)
 Simon

[mcepl]

I have created https://www.redhat.com/openshift/community/content/support-ringojs-as-an-application-type please support and or comment for the mistakes I have created.

Of course, comments on https://github.com/mcepl/maceska-openshift would be welcome as well.

[mcepl]

Dne pátek, 6. dubna 2012 11:15:51 UTC+2 Simon Oberhammer napsal(a):

RingoJs is contained as a submodule and built on the openshift machine as part of the deployment. So to move a RingoJs app to openshift:

   * clone this repo
   * embed your application as submodule
   * adapt RINGO_ARGS to start your application
   * push to openshift :)

RINGO_ARGS is defined in ".openshift/action_hooks/constants".

I like it :)

Where do additional packages (ringo-storable, ringo-sqlstore) go?

Thanks,  it looks much better than my inept attempt of JBoss webapp.

Matěj